"Summer of Sass" provides safe space for LGBTQ teenagers who need hope
Young adults from communities that do not accept them for who they are have found a home in Provincetown.
UMass Boston using $5M donation to create AI Institute
Students at UMass Boston will use artificial intelligence to learn the tools of their craft.
Ice cream truck drivers, lifeguards get big signing bonuses for summer jobs
The owner of Mel's Ice Cream trucks in Brockton is now offering a $2,000 signing bonus to get drivers this summer.
'Not a game,' Economist explains why raising debt ceiling is so crucial
If Congress can't come to an agreement by June 1, the country will default and not be able to pay its' debts.
Celtics fans celebrate Game 6 win over 76ers
The Celtics live to play another day after defeating the 76ers in a pivotal Game 6 in the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals.
Rising interest rates keeping home buyers and sellers on sidelines
Rising interest rates are forcing some potential home buyers and sellers to stay put even when they're in desperate need of a change.
Catholic school closings leave some students bouncing around with nowhere to go
The recent closings of Catholic high schools has some students bouncing around with no place to go next year.
School bus drivers in Framingham, Marlboro, Westboro might go on strike
A pending bus driver strike may leave students at three Massachusetts school districts without a way to get to school on Monday.
Some want Mass. to ban gas stoves in new home construction like New York
New York is banning gas stoves from all new residential construction projects and some want Massachusetts to do the same.
Lack of Boston Police traffic details has some calling for civilian flaggers
Drivers trying to navigate construction on the streets of Boston want to know where all the police detail officers have gone.
Lone star tick bite could lead to red meat allergy
The lone star tick is making its way into Massachusetts, and its bite can cause some people to develop an unexpected food allergy.
Some CVS, Target stores now locking up items like toothpaste and deodorant
Some CVS and Target stores are now locking up everyday items like toothpaste, soap and deodorant.
Murdered teen's grave covered with pink paint in Brockton
The family says her resting place has been vandalized repeatedly since her death 14 years ago.
Celtics fan creates new custom jersey designs to celebrate wins
Pete Rogers began re-designing sports jerseys during the pandemic.
Police see rise in Kia, Hyundai thefts across Massachusetts
Springfield Police say 12 Kias and Hyundais were stolen in April alone, and another dozen were broken into.