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.

Free family fun hits Weston Park Saturday, with more than 40 vendors and a life-sized Candy Land board.

Boston Green Academy could move from Brighton to South Boston in 2028, trading a transit-friendly campus for a much larger building and a tougher commute.

Evenflo recalled 59,661 REO by Revolve360 car seats after tests showed the headrest can change position at the highest settings; owners will be notified when a fix is ready.

Boston’s Summer Eats provides free breakfast and lunch to youth 18 and under at neighborhood sites across the city; eligible families can also get $120 in SUN Bucks.

Family ACCESS, a longtime Newton child-care nonprofit founded in 1907, will close on June 25 amid declining enrollment and rising costs. Staff will keep programs running through the date while helping families find alternatives.

A Boston mother tells Boston 25 her daughter was injured on a school bus after months of complaints that went unanswered, renewing scrutiny of BPS transportation.

A UMass Boston mapping brief finds steep child-care shortfalls in parts of Massachusetts, especially for infants and toddlers. Researchers warn demand could outpace supply unless funds are targeted.

Cambridge's Center for Families hosts a free Winter Family Fun Day on January 24 at Peabody School Gym, offering crafts, games, a live performance, and lunch for families with children under 8.

Sauchuk Farm in Massachusetts features a seven-acre Lexington Minuteman-themed corn maze for the state's 250th anniversary, offering a variety of family activities and agri-entertainment.

Boston's Registry Division reports 'Olivia' and 'Liam' as the most popular baby names in 2023, with 'Emma', 'Noah', 'Charlotte', and 'Henry' also trending.

Recent studies have shed light on the possibility that some children with autism may no longer meet the criteria for an autism diagnosis by age six.