Driver's windows shot with pellet gun during road rage incident in Massachusetts
Three people were ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing after police say they shot out another driver's car windows with a pellet gun a day earlier.
Huge data center campus plans for Sutton backed by Kraft Group
A $16 billion data center campus that has been proposed for Sutton, Massachusetts, is backed by the Kraft Group.
Eversource continues expansion of smart meters in Mass. homes
Eversource is continuing its expansion of smart meter technology across Massachusetts designed to give customers more control over their power usage.
Chelsea Public Schools warns parents of increased ICE presence
Chelsea Public Schools is warning parents about reports of an increase in ICE agents near school campuses and neighborhoods.
Historic amount of women leading states expected after midterm elections
After this year's elections, the number of women holding statewide offices across the country is expected to reach an all-time high.
Massachusetts voters split on Question 7 that would reduce minimum lot size
The measure would allow single-family homes to be built on a minimum 5,000 sq. ft. lot.
Maine voters focused on balance of power in Congress ahead of Election Day
The balance of power in Washington, D.C. could be tipped by a handful of Senate seats, and one of the most competitive races is between Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson.
Early voting wraps up in Massachusetts as voters hit the polls
Voters in Watertown headed to the polls to mark their ballots on the last day to vote early for the midterm elections in Massachusetts
New Hampshire Senate candidates making final pitches to voters
Democratic Congressman Chris Pappas and former Republican senator John Sununu hit the campaign trail on Thursday.
Swampscott school field shut down after buried glass surfaces, cuts child
Glass buried beneath the field at Swampscott Elementary School surfaced after a drainage issue was fixed. One child was cut.
New changes could make it easier to open restaurants in Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu said proposed changes would cut permitting delays, simplify ownership transfers and help restaurants open faster.
Healey calls Minogue claim about state police endorsement "lies and nonsense"
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey responded to her Republican challenger Mike Minogue Monday, a day after he suggested the state police union endorsed her in exchange for a better contract.
BMC residents and fellows picket for better pay and retirement benefits
Doctors at Boston Medical Center took their ongoing fight for higher wages and retirement benefits to the picket line on Thursday.