MassDOT secretary Gina Fiandaca announces departure after just eight months.

As Boston's lifeguard demand surges due to ongoing pool renovations, BCYF plans two hiring events in September to recruit certified lifeguards, offering competitive salaries and benefits.

Recent sewage discharges resulting from combined sewer overflows (CSOs) in Boston have authorities issuing an urgent public health warning. What steps can be taken to mitigate the negative impact on our waterways?

Mayor Michelle Wu announces a new plan to tackle the ongoing crisis at Mass. and Cass with a temporary 30-bed facility and a proposed ordinance to tackle homeless encampments while remaining empathetic to the vulnerable.

Three suspects, now in custody, unleashed a turbulent scene during a high-speed chase as they allegedly littered the highway with bags of narcotics.

A drug bust in Roxbury results in the arrest of a suspect, unraveling the shadow of crystal meth and fentanyl trafficking in the community.

A 14-year-old boy in Hyde Park is apprehended with a firearm, shedding light on the pressing issue of youth involvement in gun violence.

A larceny suspect in downtown Boston has authorities seeking help from the public to identify the individual responsible for stealing $15,000 worth of purses off Boylston Street.

Meet Eshe Stockton, a talented young triathlete making waves in the adult race circuit, defying expectations with her sights set on the Olympics.

A Texas armed robbery suspect, who had fled across the nation, discovers that even Martha's Vineyard offers no refuge from the relentless pursuit of law enforcement.

Marking the "worst case of intentional starvation" according to MSPCA, Boston police arrest an alleged offender with a history of animal abuse.

As Logan Airport embarks on a massive $45 million upgrade, questions arise about its potential to avert future near-collisions.

A Massachusetts woman files a lawsuit against Star Market for unwanted text message marketing, even after attempting to opt-out numerous times.