Boston|News|
Is Boston Traffic Getting Better? Congestion Down 10%, Study Finds.
Boston has some of the worst traffic in the country. But there is also some good news on the roads, according to a new study.
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Boston Plans To Close Four Schools Under Proposal By City Officials
Mayor Wu said the city plans to close Dever Elementary School, Excel High School, Mary Lyon Pilot High School, and Community Academy.
Concord, NH|News|
New Hampshire Ice Castles Opening Earlier Than Usual For 2025
The Ice Castles opened on Jan. 20 last year. In 2023, a mild winter forced the attraction to have its latest opening ever on Jan. 27.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Massachusetts Public Sector Retirees Celebrate Signing Of Social Security Fairness Act
Critics of the bill argue it will put a strain on Social Security trust funds. Ultimately, it passed with bipartisan support.
Boston|News|
Proposal To Build 25-Story Luxury Hotel Raises Concerns In Chinatown
What was once an unstable building, may soon be a hotel in Chinatown. Only, the future is as shaky as the past.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy Announces Resignation
"Serving as the U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts has truly been the highlight of my career," said U.S. Attorney Levy.
Boston|News|
Excel High School In South Boston Would Close Under Proposal By City Officials
Students and parents have just learned about a plan by city officials to close a South Boston high school.
Boston|News|
Dozens Polar Plunge In Boston's Cold Weather To Raise Money For ALS Care
The group, Rally 4 Nally was started by siblings Danny Nally and Betsy McKenna to honor their mother, Cathy, who died from ALS in 2022.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Will Maura Healey Run For Second Term? Massachusetts Governor's Status Among Key 2025 Storylines.
"Let's see what the books say, if they're willing to open them up," Gin Dumcius said. "But I think in many ways, she's already won."
Boston|News|
Raising Cane's Temporarily Shuts Down Massachusetts Location Due To "Strong Odor"
Inspectors ordered the restaurant to track down the source of the odor and remedy it before they can reopen.
Boston|News|
Massachusetts Mother Warns About Respiratory Risk As Her Son Is Hospitalized With 3 Illnesses At Once
It's hard "if they can't tell you what's wrong, where it hurts, how it hurts, what kind of hurt," Mindy Crumbaker explained.
Beverly, MA|News|
Messages Found In Bottle Off Massachusetts Coast, But Where They Came From Still A Mystery
The bottle was filled with several messages from various family members who were writing to a man named Ken.
Concord, NH|News|
12-Year-Old Boy Killed In Skiing Accident After Crashing Into Tree On New Hampshire Mountain
Police said the boy struck a tree while skiing on the intermediate-level Bandit Trail.
Boston|News|
Boston's First Baby Of 2025 Born At Mass General Minutes After Midnight
At 12:14 a.m., baby girl Leah James was born to Jessica and Michael Lombardi of Saugus at Mass General. Leah is the couple's second child.
Boston|News|
Hundreds Plunge Into Bitter Cold Water To Kick Off The New Year In South Boston
"I can't feel my toes anymore, but this is fantastic," said William Geller, a Brownies' annual polar plunge event participant.
Boston|News|
Peabody Arcade Display Collapses On Kids, Families After Balloon Drop Goes Wrong
According to the Peabody Fire Department, balloons were going to be released from netting inside the "In the Game" family center and arcade.
Boston|News|
Immigrants And Organizations In Massachusetts Worried About Deportations Under Trump
"It was a very bad situation [in Afghanistan]. The women can't live and can't do any jobs. The children are not safe," Zakira Mosawi said.
Boston|News|
"Diary Of A Tap Dancer" Opens In Massachusetts, Pays Tribute To Women "Whose Stories Were Erased"
Diary of a Tap Dancer isn't only autobiographical, it highlights the often-overlooked Black female dancers of the past.
Boston|News|
Boston Habitat For Humanity CEO Remembers Jimmy Carter As "A Towering Figure"
"He was not the kind of person that you would necessarily expect to be president," real estate developer Bruce Pearsley said.
Nashua, NH|News|
Big Lots Reaches Deal To Keep Hundreds Of U.S. Stores Open
Variety Wholesalers Inc. plans to acquire between 200 and 400 Big Lots stores and operate them under the Big Lots brand.
