Family wants traffic light at Middleboro intersection where teen was killed
Chelsea Levesque stares at the memorial right by the crosswalk where her son, 15-year-old Dylan Levesque, took his final steps.
Man sought in connection with death at Gardner home
Police are searching for a suspect after a woman was found dead at a home in Gardner.
Shirley couple raises money for St. Jude with front yard Halloween decorations
When Jamie and Andrew Solitro discovered their creativity could make an impact for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, they were all in.
Teams of breast cancer survivors will row in Head of the Charles
They used rowing to build back their strength. Now they'll row in The Head of the Charles.
Man who survived breast cancer wants others to know warning signs
Doctors say although cases are rare, breast cancer can affect men of all ages.
Parishioners from Salem church return home after evacuating from Israel
There was nothing but hugs and smiles as prayers were answered - parishioners from Mary Queen of the Apostles in Salem returned home safe after cutting their trip to Israel short.
Foxboro community comes together to help migrant families prepare for a New England winter
Volunteers spent Saturday loading a box truck with supplies for the 70 migrant families in Foxboro.
Students at Gann Academy in Waltham take action after attacks in Israel
Students at Gann Academy, a Jewish high school in Waltham, are sending care packages and offering support to Israel.
Northeastern student returns home from Israel after Hamas attack
A Northeastern University student who was in Israel when the country was attacked is now back home.
Diehard fans not giving up on Patriots after 1-4 start
Patriots fans say the beginning of the season has been tough to watch.
"Focus of black wealth creation"; annual Mass Black Expo held in Boston
Business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, students, and families took part in the Mass Black Expo, put on by The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts or BCMA.
Maria and Ricardo's tortilla company in Canton blends heritage and technology
What began in 1986 in Jamaica Plain, by two cousins who emigrated from Mexico, has now become one of the largest tortilla manufacturers on the East Coast.
Home Base program in Charlestown helping support veterans
From PTSD and substance abuse to moderate traumatic brain injuries, Home Base is helping those who served their country.
Bill aims to bring more liquor licenses to minority-owned businesses in Boston
The bill calls for 250 new liquor licenses to be spread throughout 10 zip codes in the city over five years.
Apples and pumpkins ready for picking at farms as sunny weather returns
Lots of smiles and happy kids at Belkin Family Look Out Farm in Natick as the rain is finally gone and the sun is out, the perfect weather for apple picking.