Attleboro man charged with vandalizing Jesus statue at Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Michael Patzelt, the man charged with vandalizing a statue of Jesus outside the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, was ordered held on $5,000 cash bail Wednesday.
Accused serial carjacker held on $100,000 bail after Mass. and NH attacks
Nathan Saben, the man accused in a string of armed carjackings and attempted carjackings in Massachusetts and New Hampshire this week, was ordered held on $100,000 bail Friday.
New Hampshire armed carjacking suspects arrested in Dracut
A couple wanted for multiple armed carjackings in New Hampshire was arrested following a chase in Massachusetts.
Mass. and NH police search for carjacker armed with rifle
Police are searching for a man they say attempted several carjackings with a rifle and eventually stole a woman's car.
Military foundation prepares to give more donations ahead of potential shutdown
At the Massachusetts Military Support Foundation in Sandwich they started stocking up last week to prepare for a potential government shutdown knowing the impact it will have.
How a potential government shutdown could impact Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, there are about 24,000 federal employees facing uncertainty if the government shuts down early Sunday morning.
Haverhill homeowners unable to get federal disaster relief after August flooding
Massachusetts communities damaged by flooding in August will not be able to get federal disaster relief, cutting down on options for residents and business owners who are trying to rebuild.
Venezuelan migrant hopes to "start new life" in Mass. after temporary legal status granted
Speeding up the work permitting process for migrants has been an urgent plea from Governor Maura Healey.
Samuel Dubin accused of setting two fires in Dennis
Two sheds were burned to the ground and surrounding homes were damaged.
Winds pick up as Cape Cod makes final preparations ahead of Hurricane Lee
"By the time you know what the hurricane is going to do, it's too late to do anything with your boat, so they start early," said Harbormaster Stu Smith.
Cape Cod fishermen, businesses prepare for Hurricane Lee
Fishermen secured their boats in Hyannis ahead of Hurricane Lee.
Sweltering late summer heat leaves Massachusetts residents seeking relief
Temperatures climbed into the 90s across Massachusetts on Thursday and while many sought relief from the heat, others had no choice but to work through it.
Framingham students say early release because of heat "very helpful"
Students at Framingham schools were dismissed early Thursday morning due to the extreme heat.
Air conditioning installed in many Boston public schools ahead of hot first day
Students in Boston public schools head back to class on Thursday with some buildings getting air conditioning in the classrooms, though not every student will be cooled off.
City Council questions Mayor Wu's Mass and Cass clean-up plan
Boston City Council moved Mayor Michelle Wu's proposed ordinance to clean up the area known as Mass and Cass to a committee.