Lexington woman's ex-husband, his brother killed in Israel
Liat Wachs was celebrating the Jewish holiday of Sukkot when she heard her family members were killed in Israel.
Crowd rallies in support of Israel on Boston Common
Crowds gathered in Boston Monday for a show of support for Israel, which is now at war with Hamas after attacks left hundreds dead.
Tim Wakefield remembered by one of his "Warriors" through the Jimmy Fund
Mark Cashell and his wife grow tearful when they think about their daughter's fight with childhood cancer, but they also remember the bright spots.
Massachusetts bill proposes prosecuting 18, 19, 20-year-olds as juveniles
Advocates told lawmakers that offenders in this age group do not have fully formed brains and cannot completely understand the implications of their actions.
"It's heartbreaking," Stow orchard losing business due to rainy weekends
Apple picking in New England has been paired with ponchos and umbrellas in the last month and Honey Pot Hill Orchards in Stow is feeling pain as a result.
Mass. non-profit tutoring homeless children shifts gears amid migrant crisis
School on Wheels is now going into hotel settings where thousands of migrants, many of them children, are now living.
No arrests in Dorchester shooting of 5; city officials want data on illegal guns
The search continues for suspects in a Dorchester shooting that injured five, including two children.
Lee upending weekend plans in Massachusetts
From concerts to vacations, many events in Massachusetts have been canceled.
Cape Cod boaters prepare for possibility of glancing blow from Hurricane Lee
Owners are pulling their boats out of the water in preparation for Hurricane Lee.
14-year-old John Sheeran accused of trying to drown teen in Chatham pond
A 14-year-old boy was released with a GPS monitoring device, Monday, accused of attempting to murder a 15-year-old Black boy by drowning him in a Chatham pond.
Healey: National Guard will deploy "soon" to help with migrant housing crisis
Massachusetts National Guard members will soon deploy to emergency shelter sites and hotels in 80 different communities that are currently housing migrant and other homeless families.
Blue Envelope Bill aims to help drivers with autism and police in traffic stops
A simple blue envelope could help police and drivers with autism communicate better during a traffic stop or accident.
Falmouth Police search for motorcyclist who hit couple and ran away
Falmouth Police are looking for the motorcyclist who hit a couple in front of a restaurant and then ran away.
People in Massachusetts desperate to help after deadly Maui wildfires
As people on the Hawaiian island of Maui continue to reel from deadly wildfires, Massachusetts residents are looking for ways to help.
Healey, Driscoll tour flooded businesses in North Andover
Businesses were ripped apart by water that came in during torrential rainstorms on Tuesday.