Boston residents look to beaches, fans, shade to stay cool amid heat wave
The first heat wave of the summer has hit Boston, and people are braced for it.
LGBTQ+ advocates in Mass. worried crisis hotline could be shut down
LGBTQ+ advocates are concerned that the Trump administration could be discontinuing LGBTQ-specific support for youth on the national 988 suicide hotline.
Bought a Rafael Devers jersey recently? You might not be stuck with it.
If you buy a jersey, and a player is traded within 90 days of buying it, you can make a claim within 14 days of the trade.
Mass. optician getting unwanted attention for "FRAMED" license plate
The owner of the license plate says people are yelling at her and her car has been vandalized.
JetBlue flight landing in Boston rolls off runway on to grass
A JetBlue flight landing at Logan Airport in Boston from Chicago rolled off the runway and on to the grass Thursday morning.
East Boston commuters wait in long ferry lines during Blue Line closure
The MBTA Blue Line trains from Bowdoin to Orient Heights are shut down for maintenance work through June 15.
Inspired by daughters, UFC fighter teaches women self-defense in Easton
UFC fighter and Boston native John "Doomsday" Howard is now teaching women self-defense in Easton, Massachusetts.
Immigrant communities in Mass. concerned about new travel ban
President Donald Trump's travel ban has gone into effect, impacting 12 countries. Its implementation is sending ripples through Boston's immigrant communities.
Belmont man accused of smashing car with hatchet appears in court
The man accused of attacking a car with a hatchet in Boston last month appeared in court Thursday for a dangerousness hearing.
"Staples rock" is the new summer attraction on Cape Cod
There's an unusual new attraction on Cape Cod this summer. It's a boulder in the parking lot of the Staples store in Orleans.
N.H. property nearly stolen from couple, scammer traced to computer in India
A property theft scam, first reported by WBZ-TV's I-Team in Massachusetts last year, has now reached New Hampshire.
Massachusetts Jewish community concerned after recent attacks
The Massachusetts organization Parents for Peace has been fielding calls from concerned members of the Jewish community.
Cicadas emerge on Cape Cod. Why researchers test them for mercury.
The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is capturing the insects to test them for heightened mercury levels.
Market Basket shoppers wonder what's next after CEO is suspended
Market Basket shoppers said they hope the company's CEO Arthur T. Demoulas and the board of directors get things settled.
Allston residents search for solutions to rat problem
Boston Inspectional Services toured parts of Allston with neighbors guiding them through the worst rat areas.