Worcester students head back to school as summer ends in many districts
Summer is over for students in Worcester. They're among the first in Massachusetts to head back to school this week.
How to get up close to Marine aircrafts and tanks in Boston this week
If you've ever been curious about Marine tanks and aircraft, then this is your chance to get up close and personal with them on the Boston Common.
"Boston will not back down," Mayor Wu tells AG Bondi
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu responded Tuesday to an ultimatum from the federal government over sanctuary city policies.
Man faces judge after 100+ bicyclists swarm Boston highway
A man appeared in a Massachusetts courtroom Monday after he was allegedly one of over 100 people who swarmed Boston city streets on bikes and scooters over the weekend, blocking traffic on several busy roads.
No bail for man charged in Hyde Park murder, family says victim didn't know him
The man accused of shooting two people in Boston Wednesday, killing one of them, is now being held without bail.
Woman jumps out window onto mattress to escape Somerville apartment fire
A fire tore through an apartment building in Somerville early Monday and one woman escaped by jumping out of a window and onto a mattress.
45,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to help students in need
Volunteers stuffed thousands of backpacks with school supplies in Boston Thursday to help families who can't afford the essentials.
Fired Read investigator Michael Proctor heckled outside Dedham courthouse
Michael Proctor, the former lead investigator in the Karen Read case, was heckled outside the courthouse in Dedham Tuesday.
State House entrance splattered with paint, bomb squad called to Boston Common
Someone splattered white paint and sprayed black paint onto the front entrance of the Massachusetts State House Wednesday.
Republic Services trash strike heads to court after 6 communities sue
Six cities and towns in Massachusetts struggling with the Republic Services trash collectors strike went to court on Tuesday.
State rep. John Lawn loses license for 45 days after drunk driving arrest
Massachusetts State Representative John Lawn will lose his license for 45 days after changing his plea in his drunk driving case.
8 horses killed in Walpole fire that may have been sparked by lightning
Eight horses were killed in a fire at Mor Linn Farm in Walpole, Massachusetts.
Boston works to open more public pools for the summer
Boston city officials are working to reopen more public pools during the hot summer months.
Massachusetts trash collectors strike enters seventh day as garbage continues to pile up
Garbage piled up over the long holiday weekend as a trash collectors strike in Massachusetts enters its seventh day.
Witness says driver in Boston rampage was "hitting everything but the lottery"
A driver is under arrest after what police said was a "rampage" through Boston's South End Tuesday afternoon.