Winners of Young Artists Competition take the stage with the Boston Pops
The winners of this year's Fidelity Investments Young Artists Competition stepped into the spotlight at Symphony Hall Wednesday to perform with the Boston Pops.
Norwood police warn thieves are targeting Kia, Hyundai vehicles
Police in Norwood found three stolen cars from the same apartment complex, all of them crashed and abandoned.
Lincoln police chief accused of domestic assault and battery
The Lincoln police chief has been put on paid administrative leave after he was accused of domestic assault and battery.
Ipswich residents proud to be included in Ed Sheeran's new music video
In March, the people of Ipswich were starstruck by Ed Sheeran. Now they are the stars of his new music video.
Is your house number visible? Massachusetts has specific requirements.
Massachusetts law has specific requirements for house numbers.
Burlington parents furious students asked graphic questions about sex
Parents in Burlington, Massachusetts are outraged after children as young as seventh grade were asked graphic questions about sex in a survey.
Special mass honors Pope Francis in Stoughton the night before his funeral
The night before Pope Francis was laid to rest halfway around the world, Catholics gathered in Stoughton for a special mass.
Pope Francis death leaves Boston Archbishop "deeply saddened"
The death of Pope Francis "deeply saddened" Boston Archbishop Richard Henning.
Boston celebrates 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's famous ride
Cheering crowds lined the streets in Boston's North End for the 250th anniversary reenactment of Paul Revere's ride.
Massachusetts hospital holds retirement party for beloved dog
Newton-Wellesley Hospital said a bittersweet goodbye to their beloved facility dog, who is heading to an early retirement.
Sale of Larry Lucchino's $7.5 million home to be donated to charity
The money from the sale of Larry Lucchino's $7.5 million home in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts will be donated to charity.
Massachusetts shoppers spending with caution as tariffs go into effect
For many shoppers, the routine errand of scanning the aisles and checking their receipts came with some extra consideration.
Everett residents voice concern, support for proposed soccer stadium
Neighbors for and against a new soccer venue in Everett showed up for a spirited community conversation.
Couple gets married at Watertown Library after bookstore proposal
Andrew Ivey and Maricruz Osorio chose to begin their new chapter by getting married at the Watertown Free Public Library.
Cambridge city councilor accused in brothel case apologizes to community
Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner was back inside city hall Monday, facing his colleagues and neighbors for the first time since he was publicly accused of paying for sex at a high-end brothel.