Shopping season is monthlong as sales holidays blend together
The sales holidays - Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday - have all begun to blend.
Judge denies request for Karen Read's parents' phone records
A judge has denied a motion from prosecutors in the Karen Read case to get access to her parents' cell phones ahead of her second trial.
What are the consequences for teacher strikes in Massachusetts?
Striking teachers are going without pay, as school committee members say it's illegal to pay an employee who is on strike.
Non-union staff serve lunch, drive buses while teacher strike continues
As teacher strikes continue in three North Shore communities in Massachusetts, non-union employees at the schools like bus drivers and cafeteria workers are still hard at work.
Rain a welcome relief to those feeling the effects from wildfire smoke
As rain is in the forecast for much of Massachusetts on Thursday, those on the North Shore and Merrimack Valley are welcoming the relief from the wildfire smoke that's been heavy for them this week.
Woman killed by her own dog in Roxbury was "heart and soul" of family
The woman who was attacked and killed by her own dog in Boston has been identified as Jeriline Brady-McGinnis.
School committee raises canceling vacation amid teacher strike
The Beverly school committee is weighing how to make up missed class time due to the teacher strike.
Beverly, Gloucester and Marblehead cancel school as teacher strikes continue
Schools have been closed in Beverly and Gloucester on Wednesday.
Striking teachers in Gloucester, Beverly, Marblehead rally together
Teachers fighting for new contracts in Gloucester, Beverly and Marblehead held a rally Monday afternoon on the North Shore.
Some Boston polls ran out of ballots due to high voter turnout
Some polling places in Boston ran out of ballots before closing time on Election Day, the Massachusetts Secretary of State's office said.
Election Day expected to set new voter turnout record, Galvin says
Election Day 2024 will be a record for voter turnout in Massachusetts, according to Secretary of State Bill Galvin.
Long lines in Boston on last day of early, in person voting
As of Friday afternoon, 1,632,495 people had voted early in Massachusetts.
Is the economy good or bad for voters right now?
Inflation is down, but grocery prices are up. So is the economy good or bad for voters? Here's what an expert says.
Teenager in custody after student is stabbed at Fitchburg school
A teenage student was arrested Wednesday afternoon after police said another student was stabbed at a Massachusetts school.
10 takeaways from part 2 of Karen Read's Vanity Fair interview
The second part of Vanity Fair's interview with Karen Read is longer and far more detailed than the first.