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To increase kidney disease and living donor awareness, one man is cycling from Martha's Vineyard on what he calls his second "Organ Trail."
Police say the man wanted in connection with a deadly nightclub shooting earlier this month is in custody.
School officials are investigating after a bathroom in Duxbury Middle School was vandalized with a Swastika.
In this year's Pan-Mass Challenge, a young girl from Easton is pedaling for a cause close to home.
According to Zillow, the infamous skinny house in Boston's North End sold for over asking price.
The Sam Adams maker is releasing "Utopias," a beer that is 28 percent alcohol by volume.
Police are responding to the scene after they say two Hanover Street banks were reportedly robbed within 10 minutes of the other.
A broad daylight shooting caused a 7-year-old girl to be grazed in the head by a bullet after her own father fired the gun.
Co-chairs of the Westwood Commission on Disability present the idea of an integrated accessible playground for the new elementary school.
This weekend, the MSPCA says they will waive all adoption fees for small pets at the Boston location.
There are a number of pumpkin patches in the Medfield area. Here are some of the most beloved ones.
There are a number of pumpkin patches in the Stoughton area. Here are some of the most famous ones.
Fall brings pumpkin patches to life in the Foxborough area.
While hiking in Blue Hills, a Dorchester woman says she came across a bizarre encounter with a large rattlesnake.
A Norton barber claims a woman called the police after she says he cut her teenage son's hair "too short."
Art in the Park promotes creativity within our community and inspires people of all ages to make art.
Jamhal Talib Abdullah Bey wants $1,000 for each day he has been in jail since his July 3 arrest and a written apology from Governor Baker.
Police say an apparent medical emergency is said to have caused the driver to swerve into the other lane.
Needham native Aly Raisman testifies during a Senate Judiciary hearing Wednesday, calling the handling of the situation "disgusting."
Dine al fresco, enjoy some green space, and hit new stores during your next shopping trip.
