Boy losing vision, ability to play soccer bonds with BU players through Team IMPACT
Nine-year-old Pierce Sabin loves the game of soccer, especially being paired up with Boston University Men's Soccer.
Plymouth family with three small children desperate to return home from Gaza
A Plymouth family is desperate to return home to Massachusetts as they struggle to escape war-torn Gaza.
Boston City Council holds heated debate on whether to formally support Israel
Members of the Boston City Council held a fiery debate at City Hall on Wednesday on whether they should adopt a resolution formally supporting Israel.
Lawmakers explore regulating youth sports in Massachusetts
Lawmakers on Beacon Hill are exploring whether youth sports should be regulated in Massachusetts.
Suspect wanted after string of break-ins near Tufts University in Somerville
Somerville Police are looking for a person of interest after a string of home break-ins near the Tufts University campus.
Gov. Healey assures veterans will have hotel rooms for Army-Navy game
Veterans had hotel rooms booked, but the migrant crisis is complicating things.
Mass. House approves bill requiring salary ranges in job postings
The House voted Wednesday on a bill that requires many employers to disclose a wage or salary range on job postings.
Dreary, rainy weather keeps large crowds away at the Big E's last weekend
As the Big E wraps up Sunday night in West Springfield, organizers said the rainy weather has kept lots of people away from the fair.
Karol G becomes first Spanish-speaking artist to headline Gillette
And dancing on stage will be Westford native Taylor Walker.
Webster campground residents scramble after judge rules area uninhabitable
A judge has forced several residents to leave a Webster campground they've called home for years.
"All it takes is one mosquito bite": 9 Mass. communities at high risk for EEE
Several communities in Worcester and Hampden counties are at high risk for EEE after mosquitoes tested positive for the virus last week.
Red Sox fans not surprised Chaim Bloom was fired
The Boston Red Sox fired Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom just two weeks shy of the postseason.
Fire breaks out at hotel in Sutton where migrants are being housed
National Guardsmen jumped into action Wednesday when a fire broke out at a hotel where migrants are being housed.
Boston Lyric Opera's "Madama Butterfly" puts Asian American culture in the spotlight
Boston Lyric Opera's "Madama Butterfly" moves the time and setting from the original 1904 Imperial Japan, to 1940s San Francisco Chinatown.
Cannabis cafes coming to Massachusetts soon as regulators finalize guidelines
So-called "cannabis cafes" are coming to Massachusetts as state regulators work to finalize the guidelines ahead of its rollout.