Children's Hospital lab trying to develop drug to treat boy's deadly rare disease
A Boston Children's Hospital lab is working on creating a drug specifically for a boy fighting an incredibly rare disease.
High levels of radon detected in more than 20% of Mass. homes, report says
High levels of radon gas were detected in 21.8% of Massachusetts homes according to a new report by the American Lung Association.
Governor Healey announces budget cuts amid $1 billion shortfall
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced $375 million in budget cuts for the current fiscal year.
Man found shot dead in Dorchester on New Year's Day
A man was found shot dead outside a home in Dorchester early New Year's Day.
Winthrop Police Lt. James Feeley arrested, charged with child rape
Winthrop Police Lieutenant James Feeley has been arrested and charged with raping a child.
"Back Bay Ali" on a mission to stop package thieves in Boston
She calls herself "Back Bay Ali" and she's on a mission to stop package thieves in the city.
Bicyclist killed after being hit by garbage truck in Allston
A bicyclist was critically injured Tuesday morning when they were hit by a garbage truck in Allston.
Harvard president to stay in office with unanimous support from university board
Harvard President Claudine Gay will stay in office after getting support from the highest governing body at the school Tuesday.
Harvard president's future remains uncertain after testimony before Congress
Hundreds of Harvard faculty signed a letter calling for the university's two governing boards to resist external pressure as they decide the fate of Harvard President Claudine Gay.
Pro-Palestinian protesters gather outside Biden's fundraising event in Boston
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside of a fundraising event for President Joe Biden's reelection campaign.
Newton City Council approves rezoning plan ahead of state housing deadline
After much debate, Newton's City Council approved a proposal to rezone six of its villages allowing for more housing units.
Beacon Hill hears testimony on 56 bills in push for gun reform
The last time state lawmakers passed gun reform was 2014.
Is a new soccer stadium coming to Everett?
An old power plant in Everett could become the site of a new soccer stadium.
Brandeis protesters plead not guilty after arrests
Dozens of Brandeis students walked out of class Monday in response to arrests at last week's protest.
Man accused of using 3D printer to make ghost guns parts held for dangerousness hearing
Charles Santos, the Kingston man accused of using a 3D printer to make so-called ghost guns, was ordered held for a dangerousness hearing Monday.