Head of the Charles rower Ilana Zieff shows support for Israel, wears friend's uniform
A local rower will be taking on the Head of the Charles race with a competitor's uniform from Israel on her shoulders.
"Kool-Aid Man Challenge": Video shows people running through Raynham fence
It was the signature move of the Kool-Aid man - smashing through walls and fences - to bring kids a drink. Now it's a destructive TikTok challenge.
Waltham police searching for person flashing laser on private property
Waltham police are on the lookout for someone flashing a green laser on private property along Trapelo Road. The fear is they may be aiming it at planes.
Israeli psychologist in Natick offers tips to help parents talk to their children about war
Dr. Miri Bar-Halpern's mother and father, as well as her brother and his family, live in Israel.
Red Wing Diner on Route 1 in Walpole up for sale
The diner sits on the Foxboro and Walpole line and is known for their fried clams.
FEMA assessing damage, recovery after devastating floods in Leominster
It has been one month since heavy rains hit Leominster causing tremendous flooding.
Why are there so many acorns in Massachusetts this year?
Acorns are falling with fury in New England this year. Mass Wildlife calls it a potential masting year.
Halloween visitors were asked to take the train to Salem, so why were so many canceled?
Destination Salem said the hourly trains are consistent; it was additional service that was impacted.
Brookline school rallies community to donate supplies for Israeli soldiers
Two Israeli men in Brookline will head to Israel. They will take 40 duffle bags of donated supplies with them.
95-year-old WWII veteran receives diploma from Brighton High School
A 95-year-old World War II veteran is the latest graduate of Brighton High School.
Arlington police search for person setting illegal traps to catch foxes
Arlington police are on the hunt for the person responsible for using illegal traps to catch wild foxes.
Portraits in Roxbury honor Boston's Black women leaders
More than 200 portraits line Blue Hill Avenue in Roxbury, telling the story of Black female leaders in Boston.
Arborway construction has cyclists concerned for safety
Road construction changes on the Arborway in Jamaica Plain has cyclists concerned for their safety.
Cold Stone Creamery in Plymouth shut down after workers not paid
The Cold Stone Creamery in Plymouth is closed and several young workers said they haven't been paid.
Man arrested, charged with shooting mother and her friend at Lexington home
A man was arrested after police said he shot his mother and her friend Friday afternoon in Lexington.