Worcester Police begin wearing body cameras
The body camera program launches Monday, with around 300 Worcester officers set to wear cameras on their shifts.
Wrentham vigil honors Marine veteran killed while providing aid in Ukraine
Friends, family and members of the community gathered Wednesday to pay tribute to 33-year-old Pete Reed, who was killed earlier this month in Ukraine.
Leominster plow drivers work through slush: "It's disgusting"
Salt, salt some more, then salt again," one plow driver explained.
Man accused of stabbing Stoughton woman 30 times held without bail in murder
A man charged in the brutal murder of a woman in Stoughton last month was ordered held without bail Tuesday.
Inside Fall River's Amazon fulfillment center on Cyber Monday
The Fall River warehouse could ship out 80,000 units per day this week, practically double its daily average.
Jury deliberations begin in trial of Charlene Casey
The jury in the trial of Charlene Casey deliberated Tuesday for several hours, but left for the day without reaching a verdict.
Newton celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day, while some want Columbus Day
While organizers set up for an Indigenous Peoples' Day celebration Monday, a small caravan of cars and trucks protested.
Jurors shown video of South Boston crash that killed boy in stroller
Jurors in the trial of a driver charged in a 2-year-old's death were shown surveillance video of the 2018 crash Thursday.
"Incredibly challenging," Dorchester students return to class day after shooting
Students returned to class at Burke High School in Dorchester Wednesday, a day after a student was shot on campus.
Woman who allegedly helped arrange migrant flights to Vineyard identified
The woman who allegedly helped arrange migrant flights from Texas to Martha's Vineyard has reportedly been identified as Perla Huerta.
"Unacceptable," Wu wants improvements after light pole falls on woman
The mayor spoke Thursday about an incident in which a woman was hit by a light pole that fell on Moakley Bridge.
Mary Skipper officially starts as superintendent of Boston Public Schools
Monday is Mary Skipper's first day on the job as superintendent for Boston Public Schools.
Boston making some street changes permanent following Orange Line shutdown
Several traffic changes that were put in place during the Orange Line shutdown will be made permanent.
Students return to school amid Orange Line shutdown
Students in three Massachusetts school districts that are directly impacted by the Orange Line shutdown returned to class Wednesday.
Hyde Park charter school holds red carpet welcome back for students
Monday marked the first day of school for students at the Academy of the Pacific Rim Charter School in Hyde Park. And they received a red carpet welcome back.