Dottie Stewart kissed and cried over tags lost for decades after her brother died in a 1943 Navy plane crash off Key West.

Thayer Academy student Tatiana Calvillo built Little Heroes Foundation after her sister's hospital stay — now it spans the U.S., France and Uganda.

Clydesdales, 11-plus marching bands and antique cars rolled through downtown Medfield before the party shifted to Meeting House Pond.

Runners in costume will hit Revere Beach Boulevard Saturday, with traffic impacts around the race course and a beer garden waiting at the finish.

Fans from Maine and Connecticut waited hours; some never made it inside before Maye wrapped up.

Construction starts this fall on a 1,300-square-foot memorial honoring the Concord diver who died in 2025.

At MGM Music Hall, everyday Bostonians became prizefighters for a night, each required to raise at least $10,000 for cancer causes.

About 200 people gathered at Newton North High School for the city's sixth annual Indigenous Peoples Day, featuring a peace pipe ceremony and 40 vendors.

Two Monument Avenue crosswalks were painted over Friday, and the couple who funded them says they were not given a heads-up.

Benjamin Pineiro's Mickey Mouse drawings and two minutes of kindness turned a Salem car wash into 5-year-old Liam's favorite place.

Nearly 100 organizations marched through East Boston as the Columbus Day Parade reemerged under a new name.

Crowds circled Lake Quannapowitt as the milestone walk, emceed by Ray Villeda, pushed MDSC's mission into its fourth decade.

Players at Adams Park logged 36 hours on the diamond as the annual game’s cumulative fundraising total stood above seven figures.