Boston Police union calls for more officers after violent weekend
The Boston Police Patrolmen's Association is sounding the alarm after the dangerous weekend for officers was a grim reminder of a severe staffing shortage in the department.
Rain worries Merrimack Valley businesses, homeowners already dealing with flood damage
In one of the wettest summers in recent memory, constant rainy forecasts send a shudder down the spines of some Merrimack Valley business and homeowners.
Boston is nation's second safest city, according to new Gallup poll
A new poll ranks Boston as the nation's second safest large city... but what does the data show?
5 hurt, 1 critically, after wall falls on workers at Bedford home
Five people were hurt after a wall collapsed at a home under construction in Bedford Wednesday. One of them has life-threatening injuries.
What's the story behind the "I Hate Boston" billboard in the North End?
There's a new billboard in the North End that's turning heads and a famous singer is taking responsibility for it.
Is buying a house too expensive for too many people in the Boston area?
Home prices around Boston have hit a new record high. Is buying a house now too expensive for too many people here?
Video shows dozens of motorcyclists stopping traffic on Leverett Connector
Video shows nearly 50 people on motorcycles and dirt bikes stopping traffic on the ramp to do burnouts and donuts on the road.
Mass. towns recruiting bus drivers amid national shortage
Framingham is among the schools struggling to find enough drivers ahead of the school year.
9-year-old Waltham girl honored for saving lives in machete attack
A brave girl called 911 as her father was being attacked by neighbors with a machete.
National Grid wants to raise electric rates to pay for 2021 storm damage
A Boston-based environmental agency is trying to prevent National Grid from passing on the costs to customers this fall.
Mass GOP strategist says Trump indictments hurt local Republican candidates
GOP strategist Wendy Wakeman says Trump's prominence and indictments are negatively impacting GOP candidates in Massachusetts.
Mass and Cass increasingly dangerous as Boston eyes long term solutions
The area of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard has long been known for rampant public drug use, but Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says the problem is escalating.
10 of Boston's 18 city pools, Dorchester splash pad closed during heat wave
During this heat wave, 10 of the city's 18 public pools are closed.
Leominster residents worried by brown tap water, city says it's safe to drink
Leominster residents say they have had brown water for weeks.
Aggressive seagulls force Sullivan's Castle Island to suspend outdoor dining
"It's crazy! We actually had a customer this year ended up getting a seagull in a headlock," the assistant GM told WBZ-TV.