Braintree, MA|News|
Jabrill Peppers Trial On Domestic Violence Charges Delayed By Water Main Break In Court
Police said Pepper's girlfriend refused to go to a hospital and was treated at the home for her injuries.
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Boston|News|
Pinnacle Awards Honoree Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll Shares Words Of Wisdom
"Leave people feeling good about what they're doing," Driscoll said. "And having a culture of continuously looking to improve."
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Teachers Would Be Paid A Minimum Salary Of $70,000 In Massachusetts If Bill Becomes Law
According to the National Education Association, the average teacher starting salary in Massachusetts was just over $51,000 in 2024.
Boston|News|
Massachusetts Owes The Federal Government $2.1 Billion. Here's Why.
An audit revealed "an improper overdraw of federal pandemic unemployment benefits," a statement from the governor's office said.
Boston|News|
How Crews Clear Snow From Runways At Boston's Logan Airport
How exactly do crews clear snow from runways at Logan Airport? WBZ-TV got an up-close look at the action.
Cambridge, MA|News|
5,000 Baby Outfits Now Donated To NICUs At Massachusetts Hospitals, Thanks To Caroline's Closet
"I know exactly how I felt, and I felt like it was for me more than it was for the baby," business owner Meghan Block told WBZ-TV.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
TikTok Starts Restoring Service In The U.S. After Shutting Down Over Divest-Or-Ban Law
Trump on Sunday posted on social media that he would restore TikTok.
Falmouth, MA|News|
20% Of World's Right Whales Gathered Off New England Coast In Unusual Spot
Federal authorities are directing boaters to slow down or avoid the area altogether.
Reading, MA|News|
Woman Researching Hundreds Of WWII Veterans For "Reading's Boys" Project
An Endicott University graduate is on a mission to learn and write about every World War II veteran in her community.
Boston|News|
Boston City Councilor Will Introduce "Sugar Tax" On Wednesday
A study from Boston University found that cities that implemented a tax on sugary drinks saw a 33% decrease in sales.
Andover, MA|News|
Backyard Andover Ice Rink A Hotspot During Cold Stretch
The Williams family in Andover have been building a rink in their backyard for the past 13 years.
Boston|News|
Driver Hits And Kills Pedestrian Before Crashing Into South Boston Restaurant
"It was like something you would see on television, sitting at home, watching it," said Randall Burgess, who witnessed the crash.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Massachusetts Architect Designs "Totally Fireproof" Modular House
For the past three and half years Gary Hendren has been designing a Sustainable Alternative Modular House, better known as the SAM House.
Cambridge, MA|News|
Massachusetts Restaurant Donating Drink Sales Proceeds To California Fire Relief Efforts
Source Restaurants, located on Church Street in Harvard Square, is donating all the money from their Perfect Harmony Drink.
Boston|News|
What Are Those Giant Pink Inflatable Sculptures In Downtown Boston?
"These characters transform the streets into playful places into delightful, colorful journeys," a website for the exhibit says.
Boston|News|
Jimmy Carter Funeral Brings Mourners Together At Kennedy Institute In Boston
"This is a very special moment," said Shey Jaboin, an attendee of the virtual service in Boston. "We lost a great man and great human."
Concord, NH|News|
New Hampshire Ice Castles Get Unexpected Boost From Mother Nature
"Mother Nature is 100% the main architect," said Luke Ely, assistant manager for Ice Castles New Hampshire.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Families Fleeing California Wildfires Arrive In Massachusetts "Feels Like The Apocalypse"
Hundreds of passengers landed in Boston exhausted both physically and emotionally after evacuating the deadly wildfires in Los Angeles.
Boston|News|
Egg Prices Have Doubled For Some In Boston. Here's Why.
The price of an egg has doubled for Sidell and his team now that the shortage has impacted their supplier.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Early College Programs Expanded For More Massachusetts High School Students
"Early College programs are great for our students and great for our economy," Gov. Maura Healey said in a statement.
