Amidst revelations of founder, Father John McElroy's connections to slavery, Boston College High School renames its campus building.

With the return of the EEE virus in Massachusetts, authorities encourage prevention measures to keep communities safe during the final weeks of summer.

In a unique initiative to diversify and encourage STEAM fields, Cambridge teens get a close look at the inner workings of STEM companies.

Governor Maura Healey issues an order to deploy up to 250 National Guard members to help assist in hotels serving as emergency shelters due to the overwhelming influx of migrants in Massachusetts.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces a groundbreaking Rapid Rehousing Grant aimed to improve the lives and lower recidivism among Boston's returning citizens. A small step towards restorative justice and brighter futures for those who have been incarcerated.

Massachusetts is certainly known for achieving greatness in higher education. Not one of the Commonwealth's high schools made the nation top 10 list, according to US News.

As Boston implements new gender-aware guidelines for marriage licenses and City resources, applications will no longer require gender selection in the process.

In a bid to prevent child drowning accidents, the Massachusetts State Police, Lowell Police, and Lowell YMCA staff have joined forces to teach children about water safety and basic swimming skills.

Heartwarming "Jessa's Journey" event raises funds for a wheelchair van and medical expenses for courageous Methuen girl, strengthening her family's ability to stay together during their ongoing journey.

Amidst tense negotiations with the university, resident assistants at Tufts University are set to strike on the most crucial day for incoming students.

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.

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.

Recent polls rate Boston as the nation's second safest city, but is it really that safe or is there a difference between perception and reality?