Officials investigating after 2 cars crash into Jamaica Plain bookstore

Officials are investigating after two cars crashed into a Jamaica Plain bookstore Wednesday. Video from the scene showed two cars crashing through the front ofRead More

‘The city of embrace’: Groundbreaking begins for MLK memorial on Boston Common

‘The city of embrace’: Groundbreaking begins for MLK memorial on Boston Common Officials are breaking ground for a long-awaited monument memorializing Dr. Martin Luther KingRead More

CNN anchor thanks healthcare professionals after Boston Marathon run takes scary detour

(WHDH)– CNN anchor and Massachusetts native John Berman thanked healthcare professionals in Boston after his marathon run took a scary detour. “I remember around mileRead More

Majority of North End restaurants agree to pay outdoor dining fee, nearly 2 dozen have hardship waivers granted

Despite initial issues, many North End restaurants are ready to host outside dining. According to the city of Boston, 67 restaurants submitted outdoor dining applicationsRead More

Right whale defenders question energy industry donations

A group opposing wind projects off the coast of Massachusetts released a report Tuesday that documents contributions from wind energy developers to environmental groups inRead More

Look out! MIT students revive unusual tradition after COVID hiatus

Dozens of Massachusetts Institute of Technology students gathered to take part in the annual piano drop. On Tuesday, a piano filled with candy free fellRead More

Mother calls for justice after man pleads not guilty to charges in connection with serious crash

The mother of a woman hit by a car in the area of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard opened up about her daughter’s longRead More

State board eyes higher MCAS scores to graduate

Starting with this year’s eighth-graders, Massachusetts students would need to earn higher scores on their MCAS tests to graduate from high school, under a regulationsRead More

Swimmers to return to the Charles River this summer

A summertime tradition will return to Boston in June after years of dormancy: cannonballing into the Charles River. Charles River groups and state officials willRead More

‘Nothing but violence around here’: 3 young teens accused in violent altercation at Roxbury McDonald’s

A group of teens has been accused of using rocks, water bottles and a metal cane as weapons during an altercation at a McDonald’s inRead More