Should the day after the Super Bowl be a holiday?
If the NFL adds an 18th regular season game, the day after the Super Bowl could land on a holiday.
Arlington considers charging day cares, preschools to use public parks
For private preschools and day cares in Arlington, public parks may soon be a pay-to-play option.
BU researchers may be closer to identifying CTE in living patients
Boston University researchers may be a step closer to diagnosing Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in athletes while they're alive
World Cup games at Gillette Stadium will have financial, community impact
Seven 2026 World Cup games will be held at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro.
Why is Black History Month celebrated in February?
The origins of Black History Month start with a man named Carter G. Woodson.
Community raises $65,000 to re-open popular cafe destroyed in flood
A cafe in North Andover was destroyed in a flood. Then the community raised $65,000 to re-open it
City hopes new management can revive Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market
Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market are under new management and many hope they'll revive the iconic destination.
10-year-old from Medford is now a karate world champion
Neil Anderson of Medford is a world karate champion and he's just ten years old.
Woman's message in a bottle to late father travels from Cape Cod to France
A message in a bottle from Cape Cod washed ashore in France where a teacher found it and called the woman who wrote it.
Wilmington father and son run 2 different restaurants out of same diner
There's a diner in Wilmington that used to be empty at night. Now it serves dinner under a completely different name.
Marblehead "Wolfpack" says plunging into frigid Atlantic Ocean improves health
A growing group of fearless swimmers say they get health benefits from jumping into the ocean.
Lowell elementary school gym teacher is also a Golden Gloves boxer
Kathryn Rindo teaches physical education at McAvinnue Elementary, but so far, students have no idea about her boxing career.
What it's like to live on a boat in Boston during the winter
Some people are saving money on the high cost of housing in Boston by living on a boat, even in the winter
Retired firefighter creates "Gerry pipe" to help fight electric vehicle fires
A retired firefighter has created a device that could change the way they approach electric vehicle fires.
SJC rules offenders under 21 can't be sentenced to life without parole
The Supreme Judicial Court overruled legislature blocking anyone up to age 20 from being forced to face life in prison without parole.