Performance Music Center in Woburn to close after 37 years
The Performance Music Center in Woburn has been teaching musicians to play guitar and supplying them with instruments for decades but is now set to close.
Massachusetts man grateful to speak again after larynx transplant
Marty Kedian is the third person in the U.S. to receive a larynx transplant, and the first active cancer patient to do so.
East Boston business owners say entertainment space is causing traffic issues
The space took up key parking spaces, and now have business owners concerned over the traffic issues it may cause.
Body found in pond identified as missing Lynn teen
The Essex District Attorney says a body found in Walden Pond on the Saugus-Lynnfield line has been "tentatively identified" as Brian Lopez.
How common are blood clots and why do athletes get them?
Patriots defensive star Christian Barmore is out indefinitely with blood clots.
Blue Star Families receive free bikes from Patriots at training camp
Patriots players made a group of military families feel right at home with a front row seat to training camp, and a special two-wheeled gift.
Community group finally gets new public pool in Charlestown after 2 year battle
A popular public swimming pool in Charlestown has finally re-opened after a long struggle with the city of Boston.
Horse therapy program helping kids and Lowell Police build trust and respect
A program that connects kids, Lowell police officers and therapy horses at a farm is building trust and teaching some valuable lessons.
Video shows whale capsizing boat off New Hampshire coast, fishermen rescued
An incredible video captured the moment a whale off the coast of New Hampshire capsized a boat, sending two men flying into the ocean.
East Boston residents frustrated with exit closure during Sumner repairs
The people of East Boston are 13 days into the Sumner Tunnel shutdown. As they halt in traffic, MassDOT crews say they are 40% done with the work.
Majority of Massachusetts DNC delegates want Biden to stay in race, poll shows
The political future of President Joe Biden has been called into question in recent weeks.
Boston landlords may have to start paying broker fees if new bill becomes law
Landlords in Boston may have to start paying their own broker fees, instead of renters, if a new bill becomes law.
Continuous hot weather in Boston area causing AC units to break down
Another day of summer in New England means another heat wave, and AC units can't keep up -- leaving repair workers in high demand.
Parts of New Hampshire, Vermont damaged by remnants of Hurricane Beryl
Heavy flooding hit Vermont and New Hampshire nearly a year after similar rains left parts of Montpelier underwater and businesses damaged.
British Consul General sips tea on the T to connect with Bostonians
The United Kingdom is famous for its tea drinking, but now you can catch one of their diplomats sharing a bit of tea on the T.