MBTA debuts new app to track buses and trains - but is it accurate?
The MBTA has long displayed wait times on the boards at stations in Greater Boston, but their latest development aims to bring that convenience to the palm of your hand.
Muddy water in sinks, toilets, tubs angers Holbrook residents
People in Holbrook, Massachusetts said they woke up to muddy water coming out of their pipes this week.
Some fans say Bruins awful start not Jim Montgomery's fault
The news of Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery's firing on Tuesday spread faster than a puck drop and fans of the team wasted no time sharing their thoughts.
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.
Should children be allowed inside a brewery?
There is a debate brewing over whether kids should be allowed to hang out inside breweries and one Boston location is establishing a curfew.
13-year-old Hingham quarterback has attention of college scouts
Hudson Garrity of Hingham, Massachusetts is catching the attention of college football scouts and he's only 13 years old.
Would Boston end broker fees, now that New York City is about to?
New York City appears to getting rid of broker fees. In Boston, where 65-percent of residents rent, it's still an issue.
Patriots' Cole Strange helps raise thousands for veteran services
The Cole Strange Foundation, named for the New England Patriots guard, held its second annual "Evening to Salute Veterans."
The rumors are true: The Ground Round is returning to Massachusetts
The Ground Round is set to make its return to Massachusetts in January.
Prosecutors in Karen Read case seek unredacted audio, notes from reporter
The Norfolk District Attorney's Office is requesting the unredacted audio recordings, notes, and texts between Karen Read and a Boston Magazine reporter.
Friends offer to listen to anyone who wants to talk after divisive election
Two men set up chairs in Boston and offered to listen to anyone who wanted to vent about the election. Then a line formed.
Why some Mass. voters say they are waiting to vote until Election Day
Voters across the country have spent the last two weeks voting early but some Massachusetts residents said they wanted to wait to cast a ballot on Election Day.
Stressed Massachusetts voters rush to meet early voting deadline
Friday marked the last day of in-person early voting in Massachusetts and voters had any number of motivations to head to the polls.
Brandeis University sued by family of student who died on campus
A family is suing Brandeis University, accusing the school of ignoring a call for help and leaving their child to die.
Should Boston legalize jaywalking?
New York City is officially legalizing jaywalking. Is it time for Boston to do the same?