What to look for when choosing assisted living or a nursing home
Following the deadly fire in Fall River, there's been confusion about the difference between assisted living and nursing homes.
Family demands answers about man who died after struggle with Haverhill police
The family and friends of a man who died following a struggle with police officers outside a Haverhill restaurant are demanding answers.
Man riding PMC to give back 10 years after his cancer diagnosis
PJ Branco will ride the 186-mile Pan Mass Challenge route to show support to those experiencing the same battle.
Boston takes steps to deter shoplifting, will target repeat offenders
Boston is ramping up efforts to deter shoplifting, protect consumers, businesses and retail workers through their Safe Shopping Initiative.
Wareham begins cleanup after widespread storm damage and power outages
A thunderstorm tore through Wareham on Thursday night, leaving widespread storm damage and power outages in its wake.
4 in custody after robbery at North Andover jewelry store
Four suspects are in police custody and one remains at large after authorities said they robbed a jewelry store in North Andover.
Drivers get a head start on their holiday travel in Massachusetts
Many were getting a head start on their holiday travel Wednesday in Massachusetts.
Surveillance video shows burglar break into Boston restaurant
Boston Police are investigating break-ins at two restaurants in the West Fens neighborhood early Sunday morning.
Fire destroys Winthrop home while owner at Red Sox game, chief says
Fire officials say that a home went up in flames in Winthrop on Saturday as the owner was at a Red Sox game.
Outdoor water ban in effect in Bridgewater due to drought
After an intense heat wave earlier this week, officials from the Bridgewater water department have issued a full water ban on outdoor usage.
Unvaccinated students not allowed to attend Newton Public Schools starting this fall
Students who are not up to date on their vaccinations will not be allowed back inside of Newton classrooms this fall.
Juneteenth celebrated at block party in Brookline
Across the nation, many people spent the day celebrating Juneteenth, which commemorates the official end of slavery in the U.S.
Blue Man Group cast member reflects on show's 30-year Boston run
The Blue Man Group is ending its Boston residency after 30 years of performing at the Charles Playhouse.
Boston health officials warn public of possible measles exposure
Health officials are warning travelers and Boston residents after a person visited popular attractions around the city.
Town of Canton divided over Karen Read trial, "a lot of distrust"
Residents of Canton, Massachusetts are looking forward to restoring peace in the town that's been divided by the high-profile case.