What's going on in the Sumner Tunnel? Here's a look at the work being done
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation opened up the Sumner Tunnel to the media Monday for a look inside at the latest stage of renovations.
4th of July travel forecast and what to expect
It will be a busy week of travel around the country as people take advantage of Independence Day week.
Karen Read protesters show up outside Dedham court, clash with supporters
For the first time since Karen Read's murder trial began more than two months ago, protesters who think she's guilty of killing her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, showed up outside court in Dedham.
Who are the hundreds of "Free Karen Read" supporters gathered outside courthouse?
People from across the country have gathered outside Norfolk Superior Court to share their support for Karen Read, a woman most of them have never met.
Driver in stolen car hits more than a dozen vehicles during wild ride in Dorchester
Boston Police are looking for the driver of a stolen car who hit and damaged more than a dozen vehicles Monday afternoon
Taunton crossing guard arrested twice in a day must undergo mental health evaluation
Louis Chaves, a Taunton crossing guard, appeared in court after being arrested for the second time in the same day.
Woburn nonprofit helps adults with disabilities learn important life skills
Bridging Independent Living Together (BILT), a nonprofit based in Woburn, is celebrating five years of helping adults with disabilities become active participants in the Greater Boston community.
Tufts warns protesters to leave or face suspension, graduation ban
Tufts University is now warning students to shut down their pro-Palestinian encampment or face consequences.
108 arrested at Emerson College protest, 4 Boston police officers hurt
Boston Police arrested more than 100 people as they cleared out pro-Palestinian protesters and their encampment from Emerson College early Thursday morning.
110-year-old Armenian Genocide survivor recognized at Boston ceremony
Boston marked 109 years since the Armenian Genocide began with a commemoration at the State House, where a 110-year-old genocide survivor was also honored.
Items donated to Acton non-profit "Household Goods" help families find fresh start
A Massachusetts non-profit organization lets families in need get household items at no cost.
Man who injured 3 at Ipswich brewery says he did not know gun had live round
The man who allegedly injured three people, including a child, when a gun accidentally discharged inside of an Ipswich brewery appeared in court on Friday.
East Boston ferry is back and commuters thrilled "to have another option"
The East Boston ferry resumed service on April 1, and it is a welcome sight for many East Boston residents.
Video shows gunman rob Revere store before escaping with cash, ice cream
Surveillance video obtained by WBZ-TV shows the terrifying moment an armed robber walked into a store in Revere and robbed a cashier at gunpoint Friday morning.
Worcester 12-year-old donates hundreds of Easter Baskets to homeless kids
Donations poured in for a 12-year-old who was collecting items to donate to homeless children for Easter.