Middleboro home condemned after 27 animals found in poor condition
Seventeen dogs and other animals were found living in filth in a Middleboro home.
Boston doctor brings science to students who need a helping hand
Dr. Joan Reede helps a diverse group of students find their way to the sciences with the Biomedical Science Careers Program (BSCP).
Towns surrounding Salem overwhelmed by seasonal traffic
Halloween is just weeks away which means that Salem is overflowing with tourists during peak season. The city is getting busier by the day with gridlock traffic in and out of the city.
Patriots linebacker Ja'Whaun Bentley reflects on his own homelessness at Pine Street Inn
The New England Patriots showed up at the Pine Street Inn to promote World Homeless Day on Tuesday.
Boston's hotel workers are on strike. Who's impacted?
After a series of three-day strikes, workers will now strike until a deal is reached.
Hurricane Helene relief efforts underway across Massachusetts
Towns across Massachusetts are coming together by the trailer load to help families impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Boston Common a "disaster," some say, due to stabbings, drugs
Crime scenes are becoming more common in and around Boston Common, one of the city's most popular tourist attractions.
Helpline launched for Massachusetts students experiencing antisemitism
A helpline has been launched in K-12 schools in Massachusetts to provide legal assistance to parents whose children are experiencing antisemitism.
Boston residents complain of delayed mail delivery
Local leaders in Boston are reaching out to the U.S. Postal Service with concerns about mail delivery in some neighborhoods, especially over possible delays with mail-in ballots.
State Police recruit who died during training mourned at funeral
The Massachusetts State Police recruit who died after getting injured in a training exercise was laid to rest after his funeral Saturday in Worcester.
Boston Haitians protest Trump's false claims about Ohio immigrants
City leaders and community activists joined hundreds from the Haitian community at The Embrace statue on Boston Common to speak out against the discrimination.
Should Massachusetts get rid of MCAS graduation requirement?
Voters are set to make an important decision this November about the future of education in Massachusetts.
Methuen Mayor Neil Perry remembered for his dedication to the city
City leaders and residents are remembering Methuen Mayor Neil Perry for his dedication to his hometown.
72-year-old woman in hospital after hit-and-run in Wayland crosswalk
A 72-year-old woman is in the hospital after she was hit by a car while trying to cross the street in Wayland.
H.S. football team manager with cerebral palsy hopes to become coach
One of the most important members of the Milford High football team has never caught a pass and never made a tackle.