Violence on Boston Common concerns business owners "we're a tourism city"
City Councilor Ed Flynn has called for an emergency public safety meeting.
Video shows man take ride with basking shark in Buzzard's Bay, "I felt this energy"
Basking sharks are often confused with great whites and both are plentiful right now in the waters off Massachusetts.
Attorney: Woman charged with stabbing Boston EMT not competent to stand trial
A judge has taken under advisement a motion to have the case dismissed against a Boston woman charged with stabbing an EMT in 2019.
Boston installing hundreds of speed humps to "calm traffic" in neighborhoods
The city of Boston is in the midst of a three-year plan to outfit residential side streets with speed humps that are meant as a traffic calming device.
Woman accused of shooting and killing parents outside Bedford home
A woman has been charged with shooting and killing her parents outside her home in Bedford, Massachusetts.
Driver killed as burning SUV crashes through fence, falls 40 feet onto Boston road
A driver was killed in a horrifying crash in Boston Wednesday morning as their burning SUV smashed through a chainlink fence and fell 40 feet onto a road below.
Mother says 11-year-old's braid cut off in Melrose school "it was racially targeted"
An 11-year-old girl says one of her braids was cut while she was cleaning up a project with her classmates at a Melrose elementary school.
Fire at Chelsea warehouse contained after roof partially collapses
Smoke could be seen for miles around Chelsea Thursday as a fire gutted a vacant warehouse and caused the roof to partially collapse.
Worcester couple married more than 30 years dies in house fire
A husband and wife died after they were trapped inside a burning Worcester home.
Cape Cod businesses prepare for busy Memorial Day weekend
AAA of Northeast expects Memorial Day weekend travel will be up 4% over last year, and that travel by car will be record breaking.
Boston mother says son was slapped in the face by school bus monitor
An East Boston mother says her son was slapped in the face by a monitor on a Boston Public School bus and is now looking for answers and accountability.
Malden police officer shoots man during "altercation" at transportation company
A Malden police officer shot and wounded a man during an "altercation" outside a transportation company Wednesday morning.
MIT protesters vow to "keep on coming back" after encampment cleared
Police moved in on the MIT pro-Palestinian encampment in the predawn hours Friday, removing tents and arresting ten protesters who refused to leave.
Father says Harmony Montgomery's brother is being silenced at sentencing
The adoptive father of Harmony Montgomery's seven-year-old brother says his son Jamison is being silenced as a judge limits victim impact statements at the sentencing of Adam Montgomery.
MIT increases security as group rallies against pro-Palestinian encampment
There was a fiery rally on the steps at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to support Jewish students and counter the pro-Palestinian encampment across the street that's urging the administration to cut ties with Israel.