Celtics fan hailed as "guy with green hair" feeling positive ahead of game 3
Medeiros, 64, is a Celtics superfan whose love for the team translates to all parts of his life, including his hair.
The pollen everywhere isn't unusual, but experts say the season is lasting longer
The yellow green dust is all over Massachusetts this week, but is the pollen that you can see actually making your allergies worse?
Several Massachusetts beaches closed due to excessive bacteria
Around 20 Massachusetts beaches are closed, most due to "bacterial exceedance," according to a data dashboard updated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Suspect in movie theater, McDonald's stabbings ordered to undergo evaluation
Jared Ravizza appeared in a Massachusetts courtroom Tuesday morning to face charges in a stabbing spree at a movie theater and McDonald's.
Pro-Palestinian protesters boo President Biden's motorcade in Boston
A campaign visit by President Biden to New Hampshire and Boston was punctuated by pro-Palestinian protesters.
Emergency migrant shelter at Melnea Cass Recreation Center in Roxbury closes
The Roxbury recreation center which temporarily served as an emergency shelter for migrants has closed ahead of schedule.
Harvard University encampment comes down, ending Boston-area campus tent protests
The encampment on Harvard Yard is ending after nearly 3 weeks on campus.
Thousands of drivers illegally passed Peabody school buses pilot program shows
Peabody Public Schools released new data, showing that vehicles illegally passed some of the district's school buses thousands of times over the last school year.
Car ends up inside Fenway after earlier crash at Coast Guard base
Police and paramedics responded to Fenway Park Monday morning, where a car ended up inside the Boston ballpark.
Wakefield joins list of communities concerned about MBTA zoning law
Wakefield is the latest town to vote down plans to comply with the state's MBTA Communities Law.
Could "Raise The Age" bill reduce crime in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that proposes prosecuting 18, 19, and 20-year-olds as juveniles.
Pro-Palestinian Emerson students say they have no plans to leave encampment
Pro-Palestinian Emerson College students say they are determined to stay in a small tent city they created in alley off the campus.
MIT, Emerson, Tufts students start pro-Palestinian camps
Inspired by protests at Columbia University, pro-Palestinian camps have been set up at MIT, Tufts and Emerson College.
Former Stoneham police officer forced out of department found training new recruits
An officer forced out of a police department was able to hold onto another job teaching new recruits.
Aly Raisman says writing new children's book helped her heal from sex abuse
Olympic gold medalist and Needham native Aly Raisman said writing her new children's book has helped her heal from her own sexual abuse.