In a landmark move toward a more sustainable future, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announces a near $5.2 million grant aimed at bolstering recycling, composting, and waste reduction programs in Massachusetts.

As autumn welcomes us with its crisp embrace, the time-honored Topsfield Fair returns, bringing with it a diverse array of activities and a celebrated giant pumpkin weigh-off.

Westfield woman pleads guilty to hoax bomb threat against Boston Children's Hospital, causing a lockdown and bomb squad search in August 2022.

Witness the grandeur of the Harvest Supermoon in Boston's sky, its presence influencing tides and weather while offering a breathtaking celestial spectacle.

Mass. General Cancer Center receives the largest donation in its history from philanthropists Jason and Keely Krantz, aiming to accelerate and support groundbreaking cancer research through annual collaborations, advanced technology, and the establishment of an endowment for long-term sustainability.

A tragic accident occurred early Thursday on Interstate 93 in Reading, Massachusetts, resulting in the death of a pickup truck driver, as the vehicle was rear-ended by a box truck. Investigations into the cause of the accident are underway.

Isaiah Krasnecky, a 13-year-old from Roxbury, has been reported missing by the Boston Police Department. Last spotted on Athelwold Street, public assistance is requested for his safe return.

A $13 million condo offering modern luxuries and unobstructed views of Boston is up for grabs in the city's esteemed Back Bay neighborhood.

Two Sharon police officers face fines and suspensions after one sneaked the other and a friend into an exclusive suite at Gillette Stadium during a New England Patriots game. Confronted with their actions, we are left contemplating the fine line between camaraderie and accountability in public service.

The Boston Public Library joined the "Books Unbanned" initiative, providing US teens and young adults access to their vast digital collection in a stand against censorship and in support of intellectual freedom.

Aspiring artists in Cambridge can now jumpstart their careers with free workshops offered by Cambridge Arts and the city's Community Development Department. The sessions will cover topics such as artistic identity, financial literacy, grant writing, and marketing. The registration for these workshops is now open, so don't miss this opportunity!

Briana Azier used the power of chocolate to bring some happiness during uncertain times. Her humble venture during the pandemic has now blossomed into a thriving business.

As Massachusetts gun owners speak out against a proposed bill to curtail carry rights, new poll results reveal overwhelming support among the state's citizens, including Republicans and gun owners, for strengthening gun laws.