Police seek suspect accused of stealing wine bottle from Boston liquor store, hitting victim...
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man accused of stealing a wine bottle from a Boston liquor store, and then hitting a victim in the head before running away.
Boston school’s dining hall temporarily shut down after mice concerns
Wentworth Institute of Technology confirmed to Boston 25 Tuesday afternoon that the dining facility in Beatty Hall on campus was voluntarily closed after the inspection “identified items requiring immediate attention.”
Newton’s Italian flag-themed street center stripe is finally back
After a bit of community uproar, an iconic piece of Newton, Massachusetts, is back. Adams Street's red, white and green center stripe has been restored, 11 months after it was painted over by then-Mayor Ruthanne Fuller, who cited safety concerns as the reason for the change. "I told my team,...
7 Investigates: Rising number of cars declared totaled after crashes
BOSTON (WHDH) - Kyle Hastings loved his first car. “It was the first car that wasn’t a parents’ car or something. It was the first car I had bought,” Hastings remembered fondly. He worked hard to pay off the loan. The car had just 51,000 miles on...
Armed robbery reported in Boston
BOSTON, MA — Police are seeking the public’s help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery that occurred Friday afternoon in the South End. Officers assigned to District D-4 were flagged down by a victim at approximately 12:02 p.m. on May 1 who reported being robbed of his cellphone and jewelry in the area of Northampton Street and Washington Street.
Mass. housing leader addresses taxpayer funds for ‘tenant from hell’
The leader of Massachusetts' housing agency emphasized the importance of program integrity and said officials "act swiftly" to address examples that call into question how taxpayer funds are used to provide rental assistance. Secretary Juana Matias, who recently took the leadership role at the Executive Office of Housing and Livable...
Mass. weather: Rain, high winds, thunderstorms on the way
A cold front is set to spread across Massachusetts on Wednesday, dropping temperatures and bringing rain, high winds and possibly thunderstorms. After Tuesday’s 80-degree conditions, Boston will top out at a high of 70 degrees Wednesday, while Worcester and Springfield will reach 68 degrees. The Berkshires will hit 66 degrees, while Cape Cod & the Islands will see a high of 65 degrees.
Massachusetts Donut Lovers Celebrate Donna’s Donuts As The Best Pick
Tewksbury’s Donna’s Donuts has won the hearts of locals, taking the top spot in Taste of Mass' recent contest, showcasing its fluffy doughnuts and welcoming vibe.
Residents cast their votes at Town Meeting
After just making a quorum at last Tuesday night’s Town Meeting, voting began on the 19 articles on the 2026 warrant. Articles 1 through 4 passed quickly by voice vote and required no further discussion. Article 5, “To see if the Town will vote to transfer $2,607.62 from available...
If you break into a home without any clothes on, have some respect don’t...
A naked intruder allegedly broke into a Beacon Hill home in Boston and was found smoking what appeared to be a crack pipe on the couch, police report.
