Scituate residents enjoy mild weather ahead of storm arriving next week
Saturday brought mild, spring-like temperatures, as residents got out to enjoy the nice weather before the cold returns next week, along with a possible storm.
Robert Kraft's foundation wants people to "stand up to hate" with Super Bowl ad
FCAS President Tara Levine said they chose to run their ad in the Super Bowl because of the rise in antisemitism taking place across the country.
Roxbury native is making his dreams come true at WERS Radio
Howard Simpson was born and raised in Boston, but he never imagined he would land at the top of a local radio station.
140-year-old bar reopens after devastating fire, thanks to the community
A 140-year-old bar in central Massachusetts has re-opened four months after a devastating fire, thanks to the community.
Boston encourages students to explore the city with free museum admission
Six Boston museums will offer free admission to Boston Public School students and their families on the first and second Sundays of each month.
Students excited to return to school after Newton teachers reach tentative deal
Parents are thrilled and students are ready to return to the classroom after a tentative deal was reached to end the 15 day teacher's strike in Newton.
Sharon teen charged in death of his father to undergo psychiatric treatment
A 17-year-old boy was arrested Friday and charged with killing his father at their home in Sharon last November.
USA Hockey mandates protective neck guards for players under 18
USA Hockey is mandating neck protection guards for all players under the age of 18, a big step forward for protecting players on the ice.
Newly-renovated Christa McAuliffe Center reopens at Framingham State University
From interactive robots to a state-of-the-art planetarium, the newly-renovated Christa McAuliffe Center at Framingham State University opened its doors over the weekend.
Hudson museum unveils rail car used during Holocaust
A German rail car from 1913 that was used to transport Holocaust victims sits on display at the American Heritage Museum in Hudson.
Saugus teacher had fentanyl in school before arrest, police say
A Saugus teacher was arraigned Friday on charges she had fentanyl with her at school when she was arrested on Thursday.
North Attleboro reverses decision to pull Black poetry book from school library
North Attleboro's superintendent has reversed his decision to pull a Black poetry book out of a school library
Mass General in "full-blown crisis" for patients looking for emergency care
Massachusetts General Hospital says there's just no room for patients who come in looking for emergency care.
Boston residents brave brutal temperatures to enjoy weekend
The frigid temperatures in the teens did not stop many people from enjoying their Saturday.
Sen. Markey says Roxbury community "being forsaken" with Walgreens closure
Roxbury residents were joined by Sen. Ed Markey at a rally Friday, where they voiced their disappointment about their local Walgreens closings its doors at the end of January.