Gubernatorial candidates make final pitches before Massachusetts primary
More than one million people are expected to vote in the Massachusetts primary.
Some Boston hotels, restaurants, still desperate for workers as business returns
Despite the boom in business, some hotels and restaurants say they still cannot reach pre-pandemic staff levels.
Emerson College Police warn about spiked drinks
As thousands of college students converge on Boston, Emerson College Police are warning about the dangers of spiked drinks.
Biden considers canceling up to $10,000 in student loan debt
The plan under consideration would cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt for people making $125,000 or less.
Out-of-state shuttle bus drivers navigate Orange Line routes without major hiccups
Despite Boston's notoriously confusing geography, passengers said the buses appeared to be navigating the roads well.
Some schools stockpile tests and masks, despite state's loosened COVID guidelines
In Worcester, the district has a warehouse with over 20,000 covid test kits and personal protective equipment.
ADL: FBI search of Mar-a-Lago sparks violent online rhetoric
The Anti-Defamation League is reporting that violent rhetoric has increased online since the FBI's search of former President Trump's Florida home.
House and Senate leadership split over pursuing failed economic bill, tax relief
Lawmakers say they are informally working on the bill, but it is unclear what if anything will happen with it.
Raynham residents warned about elevated levels of 'forever chemicals' in water
Residents in Raynham received a notice saying a water treatment plant had elevated levels of PFAS.
Northeastern students petition for Plan B pill vending machine
A group of Northeastern University students are petitioning for a vending machine which dispenses emergency contraception or Plan B pills to students.
Firefighters worried about shortage of EMTs, paramedics
A nationwide shortage of EMTs and paramedics is playing out in Peabody.
When COVID strikes twice in less than 3 months
Studies suggest that infection from earlier subvariants of omicron provide good protection from the latest subvariants.
Inspired by her patients, bariatric surgeon takes on the PMC
Dr. Laura Doyon is hoping to stop cancer through surgeries and PMC fundraising.
Revere residents seeking recourse from landlord after high-rise fire
Tenants say they have not received a $750 relocation fee or their deposits back after a fire in June.
NOAA: 75% of Massachusetts in a moderate drought
Rainfall is below average, rivers and streams are low, and the risk of wildfires has increased.