Three young Palestinian girls arrived in Boston for urgent medical care through a mission by HEAL Palestine, after enduring the effects of conflict in Gaza.

Dine Out Boston returns for its 2025 Summer season, offering special prix fixe menus at over 175 local restaurants with proceeds supporting charities.

A severe accident on I-93 in Medford led to a shutdown of southbound lanes, traffic detours, and delays; three were hospitalized after the early morning crash.

Boston's forecast promises sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid-80s and comfortable humidity levels, perfect for outdoor activities.

Morgan & Morgan filed lawsuits against Gabriel House and its fire safety equipment company for alleged negligence related to a deadly fire that claimed ten lives.

A suspect facing charges after a series of carjackings and erratic behavior led to his hospitalization in critical condition; ongoing investigation detailed by authorities.

Cambridge, facing higher Eversource rates, promotes its Community Electricity Program offering more sustainable and often cheaper energy options to residents.

A man was charged for assaulting and attempting to strangle a woman in a Duxbury apartment hallway. Witnesses intervened, and police arrested the suspect nearby.

The Massachusetts Senate passes a bill to ban cell phones in public schools to improve students' focus and mental health; the bill now heads to the House for consideration.

Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in a July 26 armed robbery in Roxbury involving an electric scooter theft.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll allocate $182 million for 1,245 new low-income rental homes, aiming to address the state's housing crisis.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz support new legislation to allow businesses to upgrade from beer and wine to all-alcohol licenses, aiming to boost local economies and community bonds.

EEE virus was detected in a mosquito sample from Bridgewater, Massachusetts, prompting health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito bites. No human or animal cases have been reported in the state this year.