Salem to speed up plan to improve crowd safety after New Orleans attack
The deadly attack in New Orleans has caused Salem, Massachusetts to speed up a plan to improve crowd safety.
Boston kicks off family friendly First Night celebration
Boston's First Night celebration kicked off at City Hall Plaza.
North Andover liquor store trashed, but community helps clean it up
Someone tore through a liquor store in North Andover and left hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, the owner said.
Fire kills 2 on Christmas; neighbor helps resident escape
A fire in Acushnet, Massachusetts early on Christmas morning killed a man and woman in their 80s and injured a firefighter.
Water main break floods Newton Corner and leaks onto Mass Pike
A large water main break flooded sections of Newton Corner in Massachusetts Wednesday and leaked water onto the Mass Pike.
Boston's Luisa Sparrow named Massachusetts Teacher of the Year
Luisa Sparrow teaches fifth and sixth graders with intellectual disabilities at the Oliver Hazard Perry School in Boston.
Medical van offering help to homeless teens on Boston Common
Boston's Bridge Over Troubled Waters is tackling the challenges homeless youth face by bringing the help they need right to them.
Delivery man on unicycle brings personal connection to customers
Keegen MacRae will deliver anything at anytime in Haverhill, Massachusetts on his one wheel machine for a small fee.
Killer gets parole on fifth try, 38 years after murdering classmate
A man who was sentenced to life in prison after beating a classmate to death when they were both 14 years old, has been granted parole.
Driver in deadly crash was drinking, had suspended license, ADA says
The woman charged with killing two men in a hit-and-run crash on Route 495 had been drinking and driving with a suspended license, a prosecutor said.
Haverhill school committee member accused of groping teen
Cheryl Ferguson, a Haverhill school committee member, was arrested after allegedly assaulting a teenager.
Why is there a Green Line train at City Hall Plaza?
The MBTA is showing off its new Green Line train on City Hall Plaza in Boston and it's a lot bigger than the current trolleys.
Salem brush fire smoke smell detected as far south as Boston
Brush fires in Salem continue to burn and the smoke could be detected in the air in Massachusetts as far south as Boston.
Bike bus a big hit for kids, parents, teachers in Cambridge
Dozens of kids ride their bikes to school as one big, highly organized group every Friday in Cambridge, Massachusetts. They call it the bike bus.
Derailed Green Line train going 36 mph in 10 mph zone, NTSB says
The Green Line train that derailed at the beginning of October was going 36 mph in a 10 mph zone, the National Transportation Safety Board says.