Scituate group wants town to expedite restoration of crumbling seawall
The area of crumbling seawall is about 570 feet and runs along the narrowest stretch of land on Lighthouse and Rebecca Roads.
Lookout Farm anticipates big crowds with potentially dry weekend ahead
With a potentially dry weather weekend for most of the state, Lookout Farm in Natick is excited for what could be the first weekend stretch of good fall business this year.
Lawsuit accuses doctor of sexually assaulting at least 70 former patients
The lawsuit filed Wednesday is the third filed in the last two weeks against former Brigham and Women's Doctor Derrick Todd.
Former patient speaks out about alleged abuse by Dr. Derrick Todd
A former patient says Dr. Derrick Todd insisted on repeated gynecological exams and breast exams.
Brandeis students from Israel worry about family back home
Students from Israel living the Boston area are sickened by the attacks in their country.
I-Team: Police investigating complaints of sex assault by Boston doctor
I-Team sources tell WBZ more than a dozen female patients of Dr. Derrick Todd have reported allegations of sexual assault and inappropriate touching during medical appointments.
Massachusetts lawmakers unveil major gun control reform bill
The bill attempts to update Massachusetts gun control laws ruled unconstitutional in a recent Supreme Court decision.
Are COVID cases rising in the Boston area?
State wastewater data suggests we are at a small peak with COVID levels in our area at the moment.
Jimmy Fund mourns loss of Tim Wakefield
While Red Sox fans and baseball lovers alike are mourning the loss of Tim Wakefield, he's also being remembered for his greatest passion: fighting childhood cancer.
Development plan could mean huge population increase for Charlestown
Much of the plan involves redeveloping land around Sullivan Square into high-rise apartment complexes, lab space, office and retail space.
Widow of Rutland officer who died from COVID denied state 'Line of Duty' death benefits
More than three years after her husband's death, Joanne Songy still has not received state "Line of Duty" benefits as a result of his passing.
Are more workers striking?
According to data collected by Cornell University, strikes or work stoppages went up by 52% from 2021 to 2022.
BC swim & dive athletes say suspension over alleged hazing is "extremely harmful"
Members of the swim and dive team at Boston College are accused of binge drinking and forcing fellow team members to consume their own vomit.
Is Greater Boston traffic getting worse?
If you think Boston traffic has gotten worse, the data shows it's true.
BC swimming and diving program suspended over hazing
Administrators determined that hazing had occurred.