Moulton says he stands by comments on trans athletes
Rep. Seth Moulton is defending controversial remarks that he made about transgender athletes.
Illegal crossings at northern U.S. border continue to skyrocket
Illegal crossings have continued to skyrocket with roughly 19,000 people arrested in fiscal year 2024.
Drivers frustrated after new Newton Corner traffic circle causing backups
Drivers are frustrated after the changes made to the Newton Corner traffic circle have caused severe backups.
Massachusetts voters stressed, excited and ready for an end
Less than a week before Election Day, Massachusetts voters said they're feeling excited, anxious and ready for it to be over.
"Shop with a Cop" asks for help serving hundreds of kids before holidays
With less than two months to go before the holiday season, the organizers of "Shop with a Cop" in Massachusetts are looking for donations to support hundreds of children.
Aaron Pennington still not found 1 year after wife killed in Gardner
Aaron Pennington's wife was shot and killed in their Gardner home one year ago. Police still haven't found him.
NH considers new median barriers after deadly crash on I-95
Transportation officials are considering installing median barriers in a part of Interstate 95 after a fatal crash in Greenland.
Husband of Duxbury mother accused of killing 3 kids opens up to The New Yorker
Patrick Clancy, whose wife is accused of murdering their three children, spoke about the months and days leading up to the killings and how he feels about his wife now.
Patriots fans putting their hope in Drake Maye after first career start
After a home loss to the Texans which included some high points by rookie quarterback, Drake Maye, some fans say they are fully ready to put their faith in the 22-year-old.
Hurricane forces Mass. student to evacuate Florida for second time
A University of Tampa student from Tewksbury has been evacuated from campus twice in a month because of two hurricanes in Florida.
Patriots captain Jabrill Peppers arrested on assault, drug charges
New England Patriots team captain Jabrill Peppers pleaded not guilty Monday to assault and drug charges after he was arrested Saturday.
Port strike has some Massachusetts businesses on edge
The strike by dockworkers that started Tuesday threatens to disrupt the supply chain of many businesses in Massachusetts.
State Police members checked for injuries after fire academy explosion
More than a dozen members of Massachusetts State Police were checked for injuries by medical personnel after an explosion during a training at the Massachusetts Fire Academy.
Mother, 2-year-old son shot in Dorchester, police search for suspect
A baby and a woman were shot in Boston late Monday night; Boston police are asking the community for help.
Brockton releases report on school district's $18M budget deficit
An independent report conducted after Brockton school and city officials discovered a surprise $18 million budget deficit in the school district's 2023 fiscal year has just been made public.