Worcester libraries reopen after employee attacked with skateboard
All Worcester Public Library branches were closed Friday after an employee was attacked with a skateboard.
Weather issues strand travelers. What to do if your flight is canceled or delayed
Some travelers at Logan Airport were left stranded after more than 2,000 flights were canceled and 20,000 were delayed across the country on Monday.
Thousands of cyclists ride Pan-Mass Challenge to raise money for cancer research
The Pan-Mass Challenge began on Saturday, and thousands of riders from around the world cycled different routes throughout the state for cancer research.
Construction worker hit by dump truck in Wayland that may have been backing up
A construction worker was rushed to the hospital Friday morning in Massachusetts when they were struck by a dump truck while working on a paving job.
Boston mourns as philanthropist Jack Connors is laid to rest
On Tuesday, thousands packed St. Ignatius Church at Boston College to say farewell to longtime Boston philanthropist and advertising icon Jack Connors.
Protesters condemn new policy that restricts families' access to Mass. shelters
Advocates and families gathered on Monday to urge lawmakers to take action for homeless families in Massachusetts.
Thousands turn out at Fenway park to support veterans, their families and invisible struggles
In Boston, thousands turned out to support veterans and their families in the 2024 Run to Home Base at Fenway Park.
More than 40 beaches closed in Massachusetts - see the list
A beautiful weekend is in store for Massachusetts, but more than 40 beaches across the state were closed on Friday.
City leaders remember Boston philanthropist Jack Connors, who has died at 82
Boston's Jack Connors spent decades shaping the city's health care, education and social services programs.
Many Massachusetts Democrats say they support Harris as presidential candidate
Many Massachusetts Democrats say the vice president has their support as a presidential candidate.
Boston Public Schools promote healthy, fresh meals at annual conference
Thousands of school food service professionals are in Boston this weekend for the School Nutrition Association's annual national conference hosted by Boston Public Schools.
Braintree neighborhood says nearby pickleball courts cause "constant stress"
Neighbors in one Braintree neighborhood are fed up with the unrelenting sounds of pickleball being played outside their homes.
Cape Cod beach-goers say they're not worried about sharks
Many beach-goers are taking precautions, but they're not letting sharks ruin their vacations on Cape Cod.
Canton residents remain divided on Karen Read murder trial
Canton residents are beginning to wonder if the Karen Read murder trial will end with no unanimous decision after a week of deliberations ended with a hung jury.
As high temps loom around the state, schools close, cities set up cooling centers
Authorities ask people to take care of each other - and their pets - at a heat wave comes to New England.