Jen McCabe finishes tense cross-examination in Karen Read trial
Karen Read's trial in Massachusetts resumed Friday with more cross-examination of key witness Jennifer McCabe.
Several rescued from Stoughton apartment fire before roof collapses
Several people were rescued from a balcony after a fire tore through an apartment building in Stoughton, Massachusetts Friday.
Boston mayor thrilled White Stadium project can continue after ruling
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is celebrating after a judge sided with the city and allowed the demolition of White Stadium to continue.
Nonprofit helps adults with disabilities find jobs and homes
The Massachusetts nonprofit Road to Responsibility helps people with disabilities live more independent lives, but it's nearing capacity.
MBTA's new South Coast Rail commuter line finally begins service
The MBTA's long-awaited South Coast commuter rail line finally began service Monday, connecting southeastern Massachusetts with Boston.
Heathrow Airport closure affecting flights in Boston
News out of London that Heathrow Airport was closed because of a fire and power outage had effects all the way to Boston.
Boston school teachers reach tentative contract agreement with city
It appears that Boston Public School teachers have avoided a strike.
Fire at Boston recycling center finally out, but cause still unknown
A huge fire at a recycling center in Boston that spread smoke over the city Sunday was finally put out Monday.
Swedish candy craze brings long lines to Boston store
A candy shop in Boston's South End is making a massive splash on social media thanks to its popular Swedish candy.
Man admits killing his mother in their Avon home, police say
Thadeus Joseph is charged with killing his mother Astrid in their home in Avon, Massachusetts Tuesday.
Lowell fire destroys downtown business; woman rescued
Lowell firefighters rescued a critically injured woman Monday from a large fire that destroyed a downtown business.
JFK Library, closed after Trump executive order, reopens
The JFK Library in Boston, closed after President Trump's executive order caused layoffs at the museum, is back open.
Wind speeds top 50 miles per hour across Massachusetts
Extremely strong winds whipped across Massachusetts early Monday, bringing down trees and power lines in several towns.
Controversial Boylston Street bus lane to be removed after complaints
Boston is reversing course on a dedicated and controversial bus lane on a busy road after months of complaints from residents, drivers and businesses.
Worcester OKs sanctuary city status for transgender community
The Worcester City Council voted to pass a resolution to become a sanctuary city for people who identify as transgender.