COVID vaccine recommended for all adults in Massachusetts
Health officials in Massachusetts are recommending that all adults in the state receive the COVID vaccine.
Teachers shouldn't be punished for Charlie Kirk posts, union says
The Massachusetts Teachers Association says schools should not take action against teachers under fire for Charlie Kirk social media posts.
Golden retriever puppies in Boston found sick with Parvovirus
The MSPCA said it was "abnormal" to find golden retriever puppies sick and alone in Boston.
Local company wants judge to halt rest stop plaza overhaul
Global Partners is asking a judge to stop MassDOT from executing a 35-year contract with Applegreen to overhaul highway rest stops.
2 more Mass. teachers on leave over Charlie Kirk posts
Peabody put two teachers on leave because of social media posts they allegedly made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Here's where sharks were reported in Mass. this weekend
The town of Plymouth is telling swimmers to "use caution" after a shark sighting forced two beaches to close over the weekend.
Forbes 400 list reveals the 9 richest billionaires in Mass.
The Forbes 400 list came out this week, and it includes nine Massachusetts billionaires who are worth nearly $100 billion, collectively.
Cohasset man accused of killing wife assaulted in jail before trial
Brian Walshe, who is accused of killing his wife Ana Walshe, was stabbed in Norfolk County jail in Dedham.
Fear of ICE raids leads Everett to cancel Hispanic festival
Everett, Massachusetts has canceled its Fiesta Del Rio due to community fears about recent ICE raids.
9/11 should be required teaching in Mass. schools, gov. orders
9/11 should be taught in Massachusetts schools, Gov. Maura Healey said.
Here's why eating a late breakfast may be bad for your health
It's been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day - but when you eat it may be just as significant as what you eat.
Boston observes 9/11 with reading of names, Sweeney Award
Massachusetts is marking 24 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks with remembrance ceremonies, a recognition of heroism and a day of service in Boston.
A history of the Market Basket family feud
The drama between fired Market Basket CEO Arthur T. Demoulas and his family members has been going on for decades.
Mass. residents urged to use less water as drought worsens
Massachusetts residents are being asked to use less water as drought conditions get worse in much of the state.
14 Mass. colleges got an "F" in new free speech ranking
Fourteen Massachusetts colleges earned an "F" when it comes to campus free speech, according to a new ranking.