A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore Harvard researchers' LGBTQ+ studies, citing likely First Amendment and Administrative Procedure Act violation success.

Three seriously injured in a major car crash on Grove Street, Franklin, MA; an extensive investigation is underway.

Boston Police seek a suspect in traffic light vandalism downtown, releasing surveillance images for public assistance.

Over 50 cars were burglarized and at least four stolen in Lexington, MA, near Routes 2 and 128, with police urging residents to lock vehicles and remove valuables.

Warning issued for hepatitis A exposure at The Red Inn in Provincetown, MA, with advice to seek medical attention for those who visited between April 30 and May 15.

One man is dead and another critically injured after a double shooting in Dorchester, Boston. No arrests have been made.

Four juveniles were arrested in Boston for vehicle theft and associated crimes, including armed robbery and firearm possession. The stolen car led to a police chase and subsequent foot pursuit before their apprehension.

Boston's Memorial Day weekend forecast includes clouds, showers, and sunshine, with highs around 64°F and lows near 50°F. Sunny by Memorial Day with a high of 67°F, followed by a warming trend into the 70s. Showers or storms may return late week.

Massachusetts postpones certain EV sales mandates for 2026 and 2027 to allow manufacturers time to adjust production for the Advanced Clean Cars II program.

New Hampshire settled a wrongful death lawsuit with Crystal Sorey for $2.25 million over her daughter Harmony Montgomery's case without admitting fault.

Greater Boston's median single-family home price nears $1 million, challenging buyer affordability, with increasing inventory not expected to immediately lower prices due to high demand.

Peabody residents held a vigil to mourn 14-year-old Jason Bernard, raising anti-bullying chants, as his death prompts an investigation and community calls for action.

Boston began construction on a new EMS station to serve the growing South Boston Waterfront, with a groundbreaking ceremony and a $16 million project budget.