How heavy rain led to beaches getting shut down across Boston
During the hottest days of summer, Boston beachgoers were told not to swim, thanks to heavy rain bringing bacteria into the water.
Dog killed by coyotes at Hopkinton walking trail
A woman was walking her dog Thursday when it was snatched by a coyote.
2-year-old boy killed in accident at auto body shop in Cohasset
The Norfolk District Attorney's office is investigating the death of a 2-year-old boy at Hajj Auto Care in Cohasset.
Dracut High School football season in jeopardy due to lack of players
Dracut High School only has 16 players for its football team and their season might be over before it even starts
Car crashes into ice cream shop in Gloucester
An SUV crashed into an ice cream shop Friday afternoon in Gloucester.
113th Fisherman's Feast celebrates Italian heritage in the North End
A tradition that's been going on for more than 100 years shut down Boston's North End this weekend.
Quincy man charged with attacking woman in South End
The suspect, 35-year-old Amos Sykes of Quincy, is expected to be arraigned Monday in Boston Municipal Court.
MassDOT says construction is on track, Sumner Tunnel set to reopen in 3 weeks
Sumner Tunnel construction is in its final weeks and as Labor Day Weekend approaches, neighbors are keeping their fingers crossed that the work will be finished on time.
Cancer survivor Ramie Darling a VIP guest at Patriots preseason game
A VIP guest at Thursday's preseason game for the Patriots was a 10-year-old cancer survivor who was befriended by Mac Jones.
All Massachusetts public school students will now be entitled to free lunch
Gov. Maura Healey has made it official - Massachusetts public school students will now get free lunch for good.
Teachers union supports ballot question to end MCAS graduation requirement
The Massachusetts Teachers Association voted to support a ballot question aimed at eliminating the MCAS exam as a high school graduation requirement.
Female athletes more likely to tear their ACL than male athletes, research says
Doctors say women are two to eight times more likely to tear their ACL than men.
Incandescent light bulbs now banned from being manufactured and sold in U.S.
Incandescent lightbulbs are officially banned from being manufactured and sold in the U.S. and some customers and homeowners aren't on board with the change.
Robert Kraft and Meek Mill speak at NAACP panel on fighting hate
Patriots owner Robert Kraft and rapper and activist Meek Mill took center stage at the NAACP Convention Sunday, hosting a panel on fighting racism and anti-Semitism.
Newton community honors murder victim Nancy Hanson with moving vigil
A 54 year-old Newton Mother of three, Nancy Hanson, was allegedly killed by her husband during a domestic violence incident.