Julia Child’s former Cambridge home — where she filmed shows — on market for...
A historic home in Cambridge, MA, boasting an impressive culinary pedigree has just hit the market near Harvard Square for $6,475,000. The former home of legendary chef Julia Child is where the cookbook author and TV host of “The French Chef” lived with her husband, Paul, for 40 years. “The home is a garden-style house
Sticker shock as Brockton fire trucks top $1M each
BROCKTON — Five years ago, Brockton could buy a fire truck for $631,000. The next two would set the city back more than $1M each. Why has the price gone up so much? Depends on whom you ask. Fire Chief Brian Nardelli largely blames consolidation and decreased competition in the fire truck manufacturing business. The han
Boats washed ashore on Massachusetts beaches after nor’easter
Several boats washed up on Massachusetts beaches during the weekend nor'easter.
America’s Best Small City for 2026 is in Massachusetts
Mass. is home to America's best small city for 2026.
Former MBTA worker pleads guilty to faking Red Line inspections
A former Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority worker accused of falsifying Red Line track inspections has been convicted of federal charges, according to prosecutors.
Man assaulted while walking dog in Somerville
SOMERVILLE, MA — Somerville Police are investigating an assault that occurred on Perkins Street on Sept. 16. Officers responded to the area at approximately 3:17 p.m. for a report of a fight. The victim told police he was walking his dog when he was approached by two males on...
Fall River man arrested after Boston police find loaded, stolen gun during traffic stop
BOSTON (WJAR) — A Fall River man was arrested early Saturday after Boston police said they found a loaded, stolen gun during a traffic stop in Roxbury. Officers with the Youth Violence Strike Force stopped a Hyundai near 186 Seaver St. at about 12:23 a.m. after seeing it travel above the speed limit, according to polic
City of Newton denies woman’s request to keep mini horse in backyard
NEWTON, MASS. (WHDH) - The Newton Health and Human Services Department has denied a resident’s request to keep her miniature horse in her backyard, intensifying the battle between the woman and the City over regulations regarding owning certain animals. Horse owner Judy Hinchey said she is outraged at the...
October’s Massachusetts No Kings Rallies Will Be Fewer in Number
Mass 50501 is organizing statewide 'No Kings' early voting rallies on October 17, with Boston taking center stage while local SouthCoast sites drop off.
Police investigating incident at Swampscott Stop & Shop parking lot
Police are investigating an incident that unfolded Monday in the parking lot of a Stop & Shop grocery store in Swampscott, Massachusetts. Few details were available, but Swampscott police said there was no danger to the public over what took place in the parking lot on Paradise Road in the morning, which remained activ

















