Charlestown residents demand answers about why Clougherty Pool is still closed
The summer heat is on its way, but certain Boston neighborhoods are still waiting for public pools to be renovated.
Dracut pet owners warned about coyotes after dogs are attacked
Pet owners in Dracut are urged to be on high alert after a coyote attacked two dogs.
Taunton Little League umpires continue talks with city after quitting over threats
One week after umpires in Taunton stopped officiating games over threats of violence, tension still appears to be in place.
East Boston businesses brace for impact of Sumner Tunnel closure
The Sumner Tunnel already shutters on the weekends, and restaurants have seen a drop in customers.
Taunton Little League umpires won't return for playoffs after being threatened
Two umpires were threatened following a controversial call during a Taunton Little League game.
Lynn residents use inflatable dancing men to battle geese
There is battling going on in Lynn pitting man against goose, however the humans just found their secret weapon.
Winter Hill School closed rest of school year; class resumes June 8 elsewhere
Somerville Public Schools and the city of Somerville announced that Winter Hill Community School will remain closed for the rest of the school year due to safety concerns and students will resume class on Thursday, June 8, at other locations.
Rats chew through Winthrop woman's car, destroy it
Sharonle Bolger's car was literally destroyed by rats. They chewed up the wires, the floor, the ceiling and the side doors.
Allston-Brighton residents on alert after break-ins
Over the last few weeks, Boston Police have fielded calls along seven different streets.
Westford school uses lemonade stand to raise money for Children's Hospital
A 3-year-old student at the school helps care for his sister with a rare disorder.
Animal hospital buys bulletproof vests for Reading Police comfort dogs
The two dogs work in Reading schools alongside their handlers who are resource officers.
Cape Cod dune residents outraged shacks are now up for lease
The National Park Service is taking open applications for dune shacks near Provincetown that have been inhabited by some families for generations.
Families struggle to find medications that are in short supply
Families are struggling to find critical medications like Adderall and Ritalin that are in short supply at pharmacies.
Barber's mobile shop now stops at Auerbach Center to clip Celtics players
More than nine years ago, Coco Fernandez was driving around his mobile barbershop when a few players took notice.
"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.