Massachusetts arts organizations reeling from federal funding cuts
Several Massachusetts arts groups secured tens-of-thousands of dollars in grants last year only to see that money disappear with one email.
Man dumps soda, chips on floor of Middleboro computer repair store
The owner of a Middleboro computer repair store is trying to spread the word about a man's strange behavior, in case other businesses are targeted too.
Boston Catholics and archbishop welcome news of American-born Pope Leo XIV
Catholics in Boston said they were shocked yet proud that an American was chosen to be pope.
Should cellphones be banned in all Massachusetts schools?
There are more than half-a-dozen proposals from legislators to ban cellphones in Massachusetts schools.
Farmer fights $300,000 tax bill for years, ends up with $31,000 refund
A Massachusetts farmer won his long fight to prove he didn't owe $300,000 in taxes. He ended up with a $31,000 refund.
Advocates want fishing paused at Arlington park after Great Blue Heron dies
There is a new push to pause fishing at a pond in Arlington after a Great Blue Heron was found dead in fishing line.
MBTA plans to use cameras to crack down on bus lane violations
The MBTA is trying to crack down on people parking in bus lanes, and it could soon come in the form of traffic cameras and fines.
Copley Square Park in Boston not as green as it used to be
Copley Square Park in Boston looks a lot different than it did a few years ago, after its first upgrade in decades.
Firefighters save newborn baby in Woburn after he inhales formula
A Woburn mother said she wants to thank the firefighters who saved her baby's life after he breathed in formula he spit up.
Mother who died in fall at Purgatory Chasm in Sutton identified
Carolyn Sanger, a mother of four, died after falling at Purgatory Chasm State reservation in Sutton, Massachusetts.
Concord parade marks 250 years since start of Revolution
The town of Concord held a parade Saturday to mark 250 years since the start of the Revolutionary War.
Harvard professor: Questions remain about possible life on distant planet
Cambridge University astronomers spotted two molecules in the planet's atmosphere that give them cause for their theory.
Recreating Paul Revere's ride from Boston, 250 years later
The 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's famous midnight ride to warn that the British were coming will take over Boston on April 18.
Unsanitary conditions in Dorchester's Family Dollar exposed by content creator
A social media post led to Boston Inspectional Services shutting down a Dorchester Family Dollar store with a serious rat problem.
Mass. small business concerned about tariff impact, "doubles my cost"
One business owner may have to choose whether he can continue to produce some of his products at all.