Abused dogs get second chance at Shultz's Guest House in Dedham
A dog rescue shelter in Dedham has been helping two abused animals heal, but help is needed.
'Just plain awful': Pothole season underway in Boston
The City of Boston has roughly 7,500 open pothole claims through its 311 website.
How free community college program would be paid for in Massachusetts
Governor Healey said the program could help 1.8 million people in the state further their education.
NTSB investigating JetBlue, Learjet close call at Logan Airport
The NTSB is now investigating the close call between a JetBlue flight and a Learjet at Logan Airport.
Lynn's Community Health Center hits 100,000 COVID vaccines
Aside from holding vaccination events, the LCHC often rolled out its mobile vaccine clinic.
Federal monkey smuggling investigation now involves Wilmington company
The Wilmington lab said the subpoena could delay potentially life-saving research.
Mailbox "fishing" and "check washing" becoming widespread concern
Check washing is when someone removes the name and amount the check is written for, then replaces it with a name and new total of their liking.
Should you pay to get verified on Facebook and Instagram?
Instagram and Facebook users can now pay to be verified on the social media platforms.
Watertown Police warn of mailbox "fishing" scheme
A couple got a call from their bank saying someone was trying to cash a check of theirs for thousands of dollars.
Changes to school lunches lowered students' average BMI, study shows
Schools were forced to improve lunches more than a decade ago and a study shows the changes are making a difference.
Worcester restaurant owner feels 'violated' after man steals tip jar
The owner of B.T.'s Fried Chicken and BBQ said he plans to pay up so the employees receive their tips.
Waltham Navy pilot will be part of first all-female flyover at Super Bowl
Waltham Lt. Jacqueline Drew is part of a historic all-female flyover for Sunday's national anthem at the Super Bowl.
Woman says she lost $250,000 in cryptocurrency scam that started on dating app
The woman has a master's degree and considers herself a smart and competent woman but admitted even she was not prepared for what happened.
Jamaica Plain residents concerned after increased coyote sightings
Coyotes are taking over streets and backyards in Jamaica Plain and people who live there are starting to change their daily routines.
Local communities determined to help victims of earthquake in Turkey
On Wednesday, hundreds of people gathered in multiple communities to donate and collect goods to send to those devastated by the earthquakes.