Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech still inspires 60 years later
On August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his historic "I Have a Dream" speech in Washington, DC.
Belmont Hill basketball player saves life with CPR during practice
Daniel Slatkavitz used the CPR training he learned in AP biology class to save a life during a basketball practice.
Man walking from Cape Cod to Maine in honor of wife who died from cancer
With a broken yet resilient heart, Tim Duffy is determined to make an impact.
Residents clean up after EF-0 tornado touches down in Stoughton
Downed trees and damaged homes kept clean up crews busy in Stoughton on Saturday.
New proposal would move people from Mass and Cass to Widett Circle for recovery
The proposal involves building a seven-acre campus located at Widett Circle that would provide all types of services from food to recovery treatment programs in a secure and safe environment.
Ron Ester, MBTA's chief safety officer, resigning
In a statement, Ester called his departure "bittersweet." It comes after several safety incidents on the MBTA.
State to improve Middleboro intersection where 15-year-old was killed
Changes are coming to a notorious intersection in Middleboro where a 15-year-old boy killed.
Hudson woman hosts fundraiser to celebrate kidney transplant anniversary
A Hudson woman celebrated one year since her kidney transplant by hosting a fundraiser at Kowloon in Saugus.
Wet summer has left Volante Farms in Needham at the mercy of Mother Nature
Teri Volante Boardman says the constant severe summer thunderstorms have made it tough for many farms throughout the region.
BU student helping people of Maui after devastating fires near her home
Boston University Student Noelle Lo was home for the summer doing an internship when the wildfires broke out.
New Bedford woman meets German man who saved her life with stem cell donation
A grandmother in New Bedford was able to beat cancer with help from a stranger in Germany
Animal rescue in Chelmsford in danger of closing after neighborhood complaint
A wildlife rescue in Chelmsford that was recently profiled on WBZ-TV is now in danger of closing due to a neighborhood complaint about its enclosures.
Thousands of cyclists take off in the 43rd Pan-Mass Challenge
More than 6,000 cyclists began their ride Saturday in the 44th Pan-Mass Challenge, taking off on the 211-mile ride to raise money for cancer research.
Thousands attend day 2 of the NAACP convention in Boston
Thousands of people attended the second day of the NAACP National Convention in Boston on Saturday, with a look at local Black-owned businesses and panels on issues impacting Black and Brown communities.
National NAACP convention kicks off with Day of Action tour in Boston
The NAACP kicked off its national convention Friday with a Day of Action, with dozens of members taking a bus tour through Boston neighborhoods.