Trump questions Harvard's tax-exempt status after funding freeze
The federal government has frozen $2.2 billion in funding for the Ivy League school.
Man accused of attacking officers with pepper spray in Massachusetts court
A 28-year-old man is undergoing a mental health evaluation after police say he walked into Woburn District Court wearing a gas mask and sprayed pepper spray.
Fall River leather company says tariffs could help and hurt business
Vanson has manufactured leather goods in Massachusetts for over 50 years and the company sells their products around the world.
Massachusetts police officer arrested in child sex trafficking sting
A Fall River police officer was arrested in Charlestown, accused of attempting to pay a minor for sex.
Venezuelans in Massachusetts get reprieve from crackdown on immigration
Some Massachusetts families are experiencing a reprieve from the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration while others are left in limbo.
Sarah Wroblewski fights back against fake TikTok using son's picture
Former WBZ-TV meteorologist Sarah Wroblewski was shocked to learn that someone was impersonating her and her family in a TikTok asking for donations.
NH governor calls out "soft on crime" Massachusetts, signs bail overhaul
New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a bill rolling back bail reform, drawing another distinction between how the Granite State and Massachusetts do business.
Is Mass. releasing immigrants charged with violent crimes, as feds claim?
A Massachusetts sheriff says his jail has seen an increase in ICE detainers placed on inmates.
Chelsea organization says laborers targeted in immigration raid
A Chelsea, Massachusetts organization says laborers were targeted in an immigration raid caught on video. ICE has not commented.
Brown University doctor denied entry to U.S. because of photos on phone
According to now-sealed court filings, a Brown University doctor was denied entry into the U.S. after Customs and Border Protection found images of Hezbollah fighters on her phone.
Funding cut for program that provided healthy, local food to Mass. schools
Funding that provided fresh, local and healthy food at Massachusetts schools is now being cut by the USDA.
Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira begins court-martial hearing
A court-martial convened on Monday for Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira, who was sentenced last year in federal court to 15 years in prison for leaking highly classified military documents.
What could Medicaid cuts mean for residents with disabilities?
Families are speaking out against the Trump administration, saying its policies will harm those with disabilities.
Massachusetts police academy director suspended amid investigation
The director of the East Falmouth Police Training Academy and its coordinator have been suspended.
Mayor Wu meets with Boston's faith leaders before testifying on Capitol Hill
Mayor Wu sat with faith leaders on Tuesday before she heads to Washington D. C. next week to testify before Congress on Boston's sanctuary city status.