The 15-year-old just took her first flight ever and nailed a chorus concert. Now she’s hoping for a forever home.

KidsUnited opens a 2,500-square-foot indoor facility at 240 West Cummings Park on December 4, with presale enrollment closing December 2.

The Halloween bash runs October 31 and November 1, with a costume dance party and a members-only raffle in Boston.

A natural leader who loves football and making people laugh, Jeremiah still needs a forever home in Massachusetts.

Hundreds of costumed dogs descend on Downtown Crossing Oct. 24, with five prize categories up for grabs.

Hanna, 11, loves beach walks and group projects — and she's still waiting for a family willing to cheer her on.

The wood-chip surface at Alcott creates barriers for students with mobility needs, and a $690,000 fix now awaits a town vote.

Mikey is an eighth grader with a great sense of humor, a guitar habit, and a family still waiting to be found.

Elephant, Piggie and a wearable bus take over Fort Point Channel starting Saturday. The exhibit sticks around through early January.

Calmer Con Boston returns to Weston next Saturday with Jedi training, cosplay and a quiet room to recharge, free for all ages.

State officials are releasing $31.2 million to open about 2,100 child care seats, but tens of thousands remain on the waitlist.

The Massachusetts brothers thrive in team sports, and advocates say roughly 800 foster youth statewide are still waiting for a permanent home.

Logan March, who has Gould Syndrome and epilepsy, is the 36th child matched with BC Athletics through Team IMPACT.