Cape Cod businesses prepare for Memorial Day Weekend, busy summer season
It is the calm before the storm in communities across Cape Cod.
Surgeon General warns about social media and youth mental health
A dire social media warning from the nation's top doctor calls for action from tech companies and lawmakers.
Boston buzzing with Taylor Swift, Celtics, graduations all weekend
It's a busy weekend in Boston and that means big business for hotels and other businesses.
Gillette Stadium event shines spotlight on need for foster families
There are few causes more worthy than what filled a function room inside Gillette Stadium Tuesday.
Scammers hack Facebook accounts, offer fake Taylor Swift tickets
A Tewksbury woman says someone hacked her Facebook account and tried to sell Taylor Swift tickets.
Peabody teen completes Langham Pond Eagle Scout project after supplies stolen
Michael Pelletier spent months planning a total trail restoration for his Eagle Scout project before his materials were stolen.
Alvin Ailey dancers give free lessons in Boston
Before their annual Boston tour stop the Alvin Ailey dance company made community a priority.
The Cambridge Matignon School to close in June
The school cited "insurmountable financial pressures" as the reason for closing.
New England Patriot players surprise partygoers at House of Possibilities prom
The House of Possibilities, an Easton-based organization, hosted a prom on Friday night for people with disabilities and members of the New England Patriots showed up to surprise attendees.
Remains of an infant found in Zero Waste recycling facility in Rochester
Investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying the remains of a "fetus or newborn infant" found in a Rochester recycling facility on Thursday.
City Council President proposes 'rat czar' to control rodent population
Boston City Council President Ed Flynn wants to create a new department entirely devoted to rodents.
Climate activists deflate tires of 43 SUVs on Beacon Hill
Many flat tires needed to be filled after climate activists took aim at SUVs parked in the wealthy neighborhood.
Newton grandmother scammed out of $20,000, used Bitcoin ATMs to send money
The caller said he was a federal law enforcement official, and said the victim of identity theft.
Jayson Tatum surprises boy battling cancer with new signature shoes
Xavier Goncalves feels like he's walking on air.
Double amputee preparing for second Boston Marathon, Seven Summits
It's been a remarkable rebirth for Brian Reynolds, considering that for more than half his life he tried to hide being a double amputee.