Boston|News|
New Road Safety Law Protecting "Vulnerable Users" Takes Effect In Mass.
The law requires drivers to provide at least four feet of space between their vehicle and "vulnerable road users."
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Barnstable-Hyannis, MA|News|
Cahoon Hollow Beach In Wellfleet To Ban Alcohol This Summer
"The rise in traffic and visitation has resulted in an increased alcohol consumption and disorderly conduct including assaults."
Boston|News|
MBTA Offers $7,500 Hiring Bonuses As Advocacy Group Puts Out Grim Predictions
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation says that by 2024, the T will need about 1,800 new employees to meet its needs.
Falmouth, MA|News|
Cape Cod Canal Reopened After Mother And Calf Right Whale Pass Through
The shutdown didn't impact traffic in the waterway as commercial traffic was light today, according to canal control.
Waltham, MA|News|
Brandeis University Freshmen Launch Popular Pickleball Club
Now, the latest sports craze is taking the university by storm.
Boston|News|
Speeding Vehicle Crashes Into State Police Cruiser On Route 24
A speeding car crashed into a Massachusetts State Police cruiser on Saturday morning.
Boston|News|
High School Seniors Shop For Free Prom Dresses At Belle Of The Ball Dress Drive
"We are shopping for dresses for our last year of high school. I'm very honored to be here," Mary Rodriguez, a senior, said.
Boston|News|
"Wings For Autism" Hosts 21st Travel "Dress Rehearsal" For Children On Autism Spectrum And Families
"When this all started and I was asked if I wanted to volunteer, we were on board. We said of course, let's do it," said Rosemarie Hubbard.
Boston|News|
Woman Falls From Apartment Window In Mission Hill, Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries
Boston Police are describing the event as a "very tragic accident."
Falmouth, MA|News|
Father Riding Bike From Florida To Massachusetts To Raise Money For ALS Non-Profit In Falmouth
Jim Bruce will never forget the day he learned the devastating news that his son Matt had been diagnosed with ALS.
Boston|News|
Northboro Grandmother Celebrating 100th Birthday With Jokes From Strangers
A grandmother from Nortboro is celebrating her 100th birthday this weekend with jokes from strangers.
Barnstable-Hyannis, MA|News|
Eastham Police Officers, Neighbor Rescue Father And Son From Fire
Eastham Police Officer Richard Pellegrino and his partner ran into the home before firefighters arrived.
Falmouth, MA|News|
Scammers Setting Up Fake Summer Rental Listings On Cape Cod
A $1600 rip-off is how Lauren Carr and her friend learned the hard way, after heading to the Cape a couple of years ago.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Governor Healey Extends Cocktails-To-Go Law
Former Governor Charlie Baker originally signed the temporary law in 2020, as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Boston|News|
Avocado Fries Lead New Menu Items At Fenway Park
Opening Day is almost here in Boston, and baseball fans who crave that ballpark food will have some new offerings at Fenway this season.
Marlborough, MA|News|
Boro Or Borough: What's The Proper Spelling For Massachusetts Towns?
Mayor Cathleen DeSimone spelled it out for me: "A-t-t-l-e-b-o-r-o." We dropped the u-g-h a long time ago," she said. "1914 to be exact."
Concord, NH|News|
15-Year-Old Killed In Skiing Accident Remembered As 'Nicest Guy You Ever Met'
The East Boston community is mourning the loss of a 15-year-old boy who died in a skiing accident over the weekend.
Framingham, MA|News|
Father's Memory Inspires Framingham High School Track Star Sam Burgess On Way To Harvard
I feel like track is such an input-output sport. The more you put in, the more you are going to get out of it," Burgess said.
Malden, MA|News|
2 Teens Charged With Stealing Rifle From State Police Cruiser In Malden
A 14-year-old and 15-year-old allegedly stole the rifle, a high-capacity magazine, and ammunition from the cruiser.
Framingham, MA|News|
Keller @ Large: Rep. Katherine Clark Says U.S. "Way Behind" Helping Families With Child Care
In 2021, Clark introduced the Child Care is Infrastructure Act, which she said would make key investments in childcare facilities.
