Healthcare facilities facing critical shortage of Children's Tylenol, amoxicillin
Many doctors' offices and pharmacies are dealing with a shortage of medication.
Transit police chief laments staffing shortage amid string of assaults at T stations
There have been a string of assaults at MBTA stations as Transit Police struggle with a staffing shortage.
Homeless college students staying in dorm for Thanksgiving break
Two Framingham State students won't be leaving campus for Thanksgiving because their dorm is their home.
Boston police officer recalls what drew him out of troubled childhood
Josh De La Rosa grew up in a violent Dorchester neighborhood, but went on to become a Boston police officer hoping to give children a way out.
Wrong-way crash detectors a "meaningful" first step, victim's father says
A father who lost his son in a wrong-way crash said new detection systems in Massachusetts are a step in the right direction.
More homeless in Kingston hotel, reversing Baker's work on permanent housing
The number of homeless people being housed in a hotel in Kingston has grown in the last two weeks to roughly 200.
New Hampshire voters say Election Day is "all about the economy"
In the battle for Congress, eyes are now on New Hampshire.
State investigators say food delivery apps brought alcohol to underage students
State alcohol regulators busted food delivery services DoorDash and Uber Eats for dropping off alcohol to underage students using fake IDs.
Poll shows US Senate race in New Hampshire between Hassan, Bolduc in a dead heat
A new St. Anselm College poll now puts Republican Don Bolduc ahead of incumbent Sen. Maggie Hassan, 48 to 47 percent.
Harmony Montgomery's uncle wants DCF changes after her death
"I think what justice looks like for Harmony is a ton of changes within the states," Timothy Flanagan told WBZ-TV.
Framingham police officer pushes for legalization of fentanyl test strips
A Framingham police officer wants fentanyl test strips to be widely available, but the law has to change.
Community wants to see change after 14-year-old is killed in daytime shooting
One man, who was afraid to give his name due to gang retaliation, said he would like to see more police officers on the street.
Police department tackles mental health with specially trained comfort dog
Miller is the Franklin, New Hampshire Police Department's specially-trained comfort dog, the second in the state.
Brockton center managing rise in immigrant mental health patients
Tireless providers at the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center are managing the health and mental health of dozens of new immigrants every week.
Community leaders call for more youth violence prevention after Burke School shooting
Some leaders were quick to call for a more robust school safety plan after a shooting in Dorchester.