Andover school teachers go on strike
Teachers in Andover voted Thursday afternoon to go on strike effective immediately.
Medway family talks about "nightmare" escape from Gaza
The Medway family that spent weeks in war-torn Gaza is talking about their harrowing escape. They are so thankful to be home but are terrified for their loved ones.
South Shore pediatrician accused of sexually assaulting 2 patients
A retired South Shore pediatrician is accused of sexually assaulting two young patients for more than ten years.
Police seek surveillance video from neighbors after Sharon homicide
Authorities are narrowing in on a potential timeline for when a man found dead in his home might have been killed.
Video shows speeding car crash into Marlboro office building
Three people were injured when a car crashed into an office building in Marlboro.
Vigil held for mass shooting victims in Lewiston, Maine
Police continue to process scenes at the bowling alley and the bar as people in the community come together for the first time to heal.
Police search 400 acres of woods for Gardner murder suspect
Police are searching woods in Gardner for murder suspect Aaron Pennington.
Car found in search for Gardner murder suspect
Massachusetts State Police are still searching for 33-year-old Aaron Pennington after the weekend murder of his wife Breanne.
Power issue halts Green Line service day after track defects revealed
Green Line service north of Boston was brought to a standstill when a train lost power.
MBTA says large portion of Green Line Extension track needs to be fixed
The MBTA says a large portion of tracks on the Green Line Extension needs to be fixed because they are too narrow.
Video shows Good Samaritan save burning woman from East Boston crash
The driver's hair and arm caught fire and a Good Samaritan pulled over and jumped in to help her.
Brookline synagogue hosts multifaith service amid Israel war
It's been a week and a half since the war started but the pain is still at the surface for Jewish people with loved ones in Israel.
North Attleboro feeling impact of migrant housing program
While the state pleads its case to federal agencies over the emergency shelter program for migrants, cities and towns are left to bear the brunt of the program that's reaching its limits.
Partial Red Line shutdown begins Saturday for track repairs
MBTA Red Line riders are due to experience service disruptions as a portion of the line closes for 16 days.
"Real sadness": Attacks in Israel taking toll on Jewish community in Massachusetts
Inside the packed Shirat Hayam Wednesday night, hundreds of people from the North Shore gathered to mourn and pray.