Montana Samuels is a multimedia journalist from Lawrence, Kansas.
His prior stops in the news industry include Creative Loafing Atlanta, SouthCoast Media Group in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and GateHouse Media Illinois, where he was based in Peoria.
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A new report found that there was an increase in housing inventory in June, but that didn't help prices come down in the market.
No one was injured and there was minimal damage to the home, local fire officials said.
Here's how to follow the team as they try to clinch a spot in the Little League World Series in the upcoming New England regional.
The Main Street crash remains under investigation after multiple people involved were taken to an area hospital, officials said.
Six are charged in what officials said is a multi-million-dollar scheme targeting banks in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
The bond will help build and equip a new five-story, 631-bed student residence hall and fund other campus projects, officials said.
Officials said he illegally returned to the U.S. after being convicted of an aggravated felony in 2008.
A popular Cape Cod weekend event is set to return this fall. Here's what to know.
It comes as part of the shopping center's rollout of five new businesses in 2025.
Plus: Cape Cod ready for first Shake Shack, grocery store openings and closings and more from a busy week in the Massachusetts food scene.
Plus: A Massachusetts taqueria is set to include a free agua fresca for another food holiday next week.
The Lowell and Newport Folk Festivals are this weekend, plus 21 weekend events to know in Massachusetts.
A 3.25-mile run or walk is the latest part of the city's 325th anniversary celebrations. Here's how to participate.
The change is for scheduled rides between Framingham and Boston. Here's what to know.
Arajet is running a promotion that can save those flying out of Boston money when they're hoping to head to warmer weather this winter.
The man's LinkedIn page said he serves as an education director at a Massachusetts synagogue.
The crash was one of two that police handled on the same day this week that involved serious injuries. Here's what to know.
The restaurant will open at a popular shopping center with giveaways and donations to a local nonprofit.
Raising Cane's started the national holiday in 2010 and will continue the celebration at Massachusetts locations this week.
With a lean toward Don Julio, one local spot is offering drink and shot specials for the boozy holiday.
