Woman says she was kicked off Delta flight after revealing allergy
A woman says she was removed from a Delta flight to Boston after telling the crew she has a serious allergy.
Passengers from Florida arrive in Boston ahead of Hurricane Milton
It was a make-or-break day for thousands of people looking to get out of Hurricane Milton's way.
Harvard students create app that reveals personal info using smart glasses
Two Harvard University students have created new technology that gives users access to your name, phone number and address just by looking at you.
Green Line derailment still impacting commute, NTSB investigating cause
The MBTA said Wednesday it is not yet clear when regular service will resume on the Green Line as crews have not yet cleared a train that derailed in Cambridge.
Boston rabbi concerned about escalating conflict in Israel
Tuesday's airstrike in Israel put Jews across the globe on heightened alert including those right here in Greater Boston.
Townsend collects donations for area hit hard by Hurricane Helene
People in Townsend, Massachusetts are pitching in to get relief supplies to people impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Massachusetts income gap one of largest in country, new census data shows
Newly released U.S. Census Bureau data finds a growing income gap that makes it difficult for many Massachusetts families to make ends meet.
Police warn about fake Topsfield Fair tickets sold online
Scammers are targeting the Topsfield Fair. Some people have been tricked into buying fake tickets online.
Video: Cape Air plane with gear issue lands safely in Boston
A Cape Air flight with a landing gear issue appeared to land safely at Logan Airport in Boston Tuesday afternoon.
Suspect shot by police in Mansfield, allegedly dragged officer with car
A man was shot by police in the parking lot of a Mansfield hotel after he allegedly dragged an officer with his car and fled the scene.
Boston mother demands answers after son left on school bus for hours
A Boston mother wants answers after her first grader was left on the school bus for several hours.
Deal reached to approve 225 new liquor licenses in Boston
Massachusetts lawmakers reached a deal Tuesday to hand out 225 new liquor licenses in Boston.
Boston city councilor warns dwindling police force is "a recipe for disaster"
City Councilor Ed Flynn said the staffing shortage is leading to hundreds of thousands of dollars in overtime.
Boston could get 264 new liquor licenses for bars and restaurants. Here's why.
The city of Boston is on the verge of adding a lot more liquor licenses for bars and restaurants. Here's why.
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital authorize one-day strike
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital have voted overwhelmingly to go on a one-day strike.