Boston Children's Hospital pays $15M to couple whose son died after sleep study
A boy died 12 days after a routine study at Boston Children's Hospital.
Waltham restaurant owners outraged by new outdoor dining limits
Outdoor dining will only be allowed from Thursday night to early Monday morning throughout the season.
Boston City Council mulls appointing 'rat czar' to tackle rodent problem
The Boston City Council is now officially considering the creation of a new department to tackle a growing rodent problem.
MBTA managers had been working remotely thousands of miles away
Changes have already been implemented that require certain workers to return to the state or lose their job.
Massachusetts lawmakers consider online lottery games, debit card pay
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering another change to the way we gamble and this time it involves the state's lottery.
Salem dog owners report concerning coyote encounters
Salem residents are reporting concerning coyote encounters with some even saying their dogs were attacked.
UNICEF: 67 million children missed routine vaccinations during pandemic
UNICEF found the secondhand impacts of the pandemic were having a catastrophic effect on vaccination rates for children.
MBTA Blue Line speed restrictions through November, possible plan to expedite repairs
The MBTA is considering a plan to expedite repairs to the Blue Line in an effort to lift more speed restrictions sooner.
North End restaurant owners upset city allowed outdoor dining on Canal Street
North End restaurant owners are feeling singled out after Mayor Wu allowed outdoor dining for restaurants along Canal Street for the Bruins and Celtics playoff games.
New Hampshire to distribute Narcan emergency kits in public places
New Hampshire became the first state in the nation to take a coordinated effort to distribute hundreds of Narcan filled boxes to every county in the state.
Free school lunch could soon become permanent in Massachusetts
Some lawmakers want to make funding for free school lunches permanent with money from the millionaire's tax
Westport teachers have history of saving each other's life
Michelle Thomas performed the Heimlich maneuver when her best friend Jennifer Medeiros started choking in the classroom.
Pastor 'heartbroken' after Cambridge church fire, says mission continues
The steeple of the Faith Lutheran Church in Cambridge will have to come down after a fire burned through the building on Easter Sunday.
Biden Administration proposes plan to prohibit bans of transgender athletes
The Department of Education announced the proposal following two years of legal research in states across the country.
Non-profit trying to raise nearly $10 million to save West Newton Cinema
A movie theater that's been around for 85 years might close, so a non-profit is trying to buy it back.