Nonstop seaplane trips to Manhattan coming to Boston Harbor
Boston residents will be able to fly to Manhattan by seaplane beginning in August. Tailwind Air says the nonstop commercial flights will be taking offRead More
Mass. college graduate’s nonprofit helping sick children meet their favorite Disney characters
(WHDH) — A Massachusetts college graduate’s nonprofit is helping sick children meet their favorite Disney princesses and superheroes. Alyssa Banks launched the Princess Program FoundationRead More
7Investigates: Unemployment Financial Fallout
It’s hard enough to be on unemployment during the pandemic but, many people who were getting Pandemic Unemployment Assistance benefits, all of sudden, were denied.Read More
‘The right thing to do’: Fitchburg HS grad explains generous decision to gift $40K scholarship to community college student
A Fitchburg high school student is explaining why she made an unexpected announcement during her graduation ceremony last week when she asked that a $40,000Read More
Greater Lawrence Tech students present vehicle they repaired to local veteran
Greater Lawrence Technical School students presented a vehicle they repaired to a local veteran on Tuesday as part of a partnership with an area nonprofit.Read More
Baker promotes facial recognition technology after Capitol riot
After insisting the state’s police reform bill not ban facial recognition, Gov. Charlie Baker said the technology is important after last week’s riot in theRead More
Boxford boy who befriended trash collector gets toy garbage truck for Christmas
A boy from Boxford who befriended the local garbage man while at home during the pandemic was given a toy garbage truck for Christmas. Lukas’sRead More
Holiday Helping: Jadiann Thompson’s Southern Biscuits and Gravy
7News Holiday Helping is back — with a twist! We’re airing classic Holiday Helpings this year. In this edition from 2019, Jadiann Thompson is cookingRead More
‘Today we consider ourselves incredibly lucky’: ALS Disability Insurance Act passes in House of Reps.
Wednesday marks one year since the co-founder of the ice bucket challenge Pete Frates died from ALS. Just one day before, a bill he helpedRead More
Veterans Day celebrations across Mass. honor those who have served our country
Veterans Day celebrations took place across the Commonwealth on Wednesday to honor those who have served our country. People in South Boston celebrated the 100thRead More