Police seek suspects who attacked elderly man in Brockton
Brockton Police released video of the vicious attack hoping someone will come forward to help identify the suspects.
Massachusetts has a shortage of school nurses and it could last years
There's a dire shortage of school nurses in Massachusetts and it could be a problem for years.
Worker who lost legs in Boston construction collapse is home from rehab hospital
A worker who was injured during a demolition project walked out of Spaulding Rehab Hospital on prosthetic legs.
Massachusetts towns collecting supplies for Hurricane Ian survivors
Items collected in Townsend will be delivered to Florida communities impacted by the devastation of Hurricane Ian.
Hundreds outside State House protest Iran's treatment of women
Protests were triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini, who was detained for allegedly not covering her hair properly.
Nonprofit draws Latinos into education leadership
"Latinos for Education helped me learn who I truly am as a person to give back to my community."
Push for return of happy hour in Massachusetts comes from patrons, not bars
Patrons like the idea but the Massachusetts Restaurant Association says most restaurants don't want happy hour to come back.
High school soccer star keeps playing despite being blind in one eye
An accident during a soccer game left her blind in one eye. But that hasn't stopped Emily Lehane.
Annual 'Kicks For Cancer' in Concord raises money for research at Dana-Farber
"Kicks For Cancer" began in 2007 in memory of Lois Wells, the mother of two alums at Concord-Carlisle High School.
Couple saves man after wheelchair got stuck on train tracks in Holbrook
"I don't think he realized what was about to happen," Megan Pohl told WBZ-TV.
More than 400 get COVID vaccine at Boston's Back to School event
The event aimed to make it easy for families to get the COVID vaccine.
Volunteers package meals for Greater Boston Food Bank during day of service
Volunteers spent the day measuring, pouring, bagging, and boxing up packets of oatmeal.
Surf camp worker saves two women who nearly drowned in Hull
Matthew Lees, a certified aquatic first responder, said he only had seconds to react as two women were drowning.
Jake Thibeault adjusts to life at college one year after paralyzing hockey accident
Jake's decision to attend Babson has a lot to do with Head Hockey Coach Jamie Rice.
College students move into Allston, Brighton apartments ahead of school year
From furniture to food, Allston and Brighton were busy all weekend long as college students moved into their apartments.