Salem, NH LoanMax employees tied up during armed robbery
Police in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are searching for a suspect in an armed robbery in Salem, NH.
Threatening sign found outside Armenian church in Watertown
St. Stephen's Armenian Apostolic Church was letting students in for the day when someone noticed a threatening sign had been placed on their bulletin board.
Referee shortage forces Mass. high school football games to be played on Thursdays
Early retirement due to the pandemic and conduct in the stands has led to a referee shortage in Massachusetts.
COVID vaccine supply issues frustrate those trying to get new booster
A local nurse had three confirmed appointments for the new COVID vaccine and each time was turned away.
Leominster awaits approval as federal disaster area after flooding
The city has received approximately 500 applicants for assistance with flood damage.
Gillette Stadium Lighthouse opens to the public on October 1
The cutting of a ribbon signaled the start of a new day for Gillette Stadium Thursday night.
"ZPass" cards will help Haverhill track students on school buses
Haverhill Public Schools are using a new way to keep track of students on the bus.
Allston Christmas: Thousands move out leaving behind trash, furniture
The sidewalks in Allston and Brighton become lined with relics of previous tenants.
Sumner Tunnel re-opens Friday, but there will still be weekend closures
This is not the end of construction for the Sumner Tunnel. MassDOT has eight weekend closures planned for the rest for the year.
2 women accused of stealing $27,000 of items from stores with fake coupons
Two Taunton women are accused of stealing nearly $27,000 in items from Stop & Shop stores with fake coupons
Billerica teen working to get same day voter registration question on ballot
At 16-years-old, Daniel Darris-O'Connor will not be eligible to vote by next November but is focused on expanding the right to vote to others.
Looming closure latest hit for MBTA Red Line riders
The announcement comes at a time when the Red Line is experiencing the worst of the slow zones the MBTA put in place last year.
Gardner residents working to stop horse racing track before it gets to start line
There is growing tension in Gardner over the potential for a horse racing track developer to move into the city.
Dog eats groom's passport week before wedding in Italy
A South Boston couple's beloved golden retriever shredded a passport a week before their wedding in Italy.
Somerville working to rid Edgerly School of asbestos before school begins
Restoration crews have worked for weeks to rid the school of asbestos and get its classrooms ready for students. The first day of classes are scheduled to being in less than two weeks.