Dad wants to thank firefighters who saved daughter crushed by Green Line train
MBTA police said Ava Harlow was knocking on the window of the departing train when she lost her balance and fell under the moving train.
As legal sports betting begins in Massachusetts, addiction experts on lookout for uptick
With the dawn of legal sports betting in Massachusetts, casinos expect to see a new crowd.
Homeland Security expert Juliette Kayyem to receive Pinnacle Award
Juliette Kayyem has worked with Governor Deval Patrick, President Obama, as a Harvard Professor and a CNN Analyst.
Family of missing Brookfield woman pleads for her return
Family and friends of Brittany Tee have not heard from her for a week now.
Brian Walshe had falling out with father over money, friend says
A family friend said Brian Walshe has a history of manipulative behavior.
Family of man who died from COVID sues American Horror Story producers
Paul Woodward drove a passenger van, transporting cast and crew to and from the set of the show filmed in Provincetown.
Provincetown restaurant gets boost from community after severe flooding
A vicious combination of high winds, high tide, and storm surge sent the surf crashing through a wall and into the dining room of Fanizzi's.
CEO with Down syndrome battles landlord over water damage to North End apartment
Collette DiVitto's apartment has a buckled floor, cracks in the ceiling and beams, soaked rugs, and yellow plaster.
Healthcare facilities facing critical shortage of Children's Tylenol, amoxicillin
Many doctors' offices and pharmacies are dealing with a shortage of medication.
Transit police chief laments staffing shortage amid string of assaults at T stations
There have been a string of assaults at MBTA stations as Transit Police struggle with a staffing shortage.
Homeless college students staying in dorm for Thanksgiving break
Two Framingham State students won't be leaving campus for Thanksgiving because their dorm is their home.
Boston police officer recalls what drew him out of troubled childhood
Josh De La Rosa grew up in a violent Dorchester neighborhood, but went on to become a Boston police officer hoping to give children a way out.
Wrong-way crash detectors a "meaningful" first step, victim's father says
A father who lost his son in a wrong-way crash said new detection systems in Massachusetts are a step in the right direction.
More homeless in Kingston hotel, reversing Baker's work on permanent housing
The number of homeless people being housed in a hotel in Kingston has grown in the last two weeks to roughly 200.
New Hampshire voters say Election Day is "all about the economy"
In the battle for Congress, eyes are now on New Hampshire.