These US cities are the most car-crash prone
The U.S. has a strong driving culture, and with that culture comes the inevitable arguments over which state has the worst drivers . While there's still no way to definitively prove who the worst drivers in the country are, new data from Allstate does provide some insights on where drivers are most likely to get into c
Three friends selling water to buy a lawn mower receive overwhelming community support in...
Three best friends Matt, Noah and Mendel set up shop on a hot summer day with a bucket of ice, cases of water and a goal to save enough money to buy a lawn mower and start their own business.
Former Boston Housing Authority employee sentenced for $72K overtime fraud scheme
A former executive secretary with the Boston Housing Authority has been sentenced in federal court after admitting to submitting more than 100 falsified overtime forms that resulted in over $72,000 in fraudulent pay.
The Tartan Army donates to Massachusetts students in need following World Cup visit
Scottish soccer fans used $15,000 of their saved transportation money to donate to Massachusetts students experiencing financial hardship.
City declines to use reserve funds to prevent BPS layoffs as more than 560...
Faced with continued enrollment declines, school officials in Boston say that their new budget maintains a 10:1 student to teacher ratio. The Wu administration recently rebuffed efforts from one Boston City Council member who urged officials to use reserve funds to prevent layoffs within the Boston Public Schools syste
Poll: Most in Mass. think police hid evidence in Karen Read case
Nearly two-thirds of Bay Staters also believed police conduct in Read’s case was definitely or probably indicative of a wider problem with policing in Massachusetts. continues her crusade against the law enforcement agencies that helped try her for murder, a new poll from the University of New Hampshire suggests a majo
What Boston meteorologists are saying about the potential for heavy rain and flooding ahead
"Cooler air and wet weather kicking off the new week." As Boston continues its busiest stretch of events this summer, temperatures are expected to cool down after last week’s heat wave. If you’re attending any of the upcoming major events — Noah Kahan’s four-show run at Fenway Park, Sail...
Mayflower II sets sail for Boston’s tall ship parade
The Mayflower II is a familiar sight along Plymouth’s waterfront, but this month the historic vessel will leave her home berth to take part in one of the nation’s largest maritime commemorations. From July 9-17, Mayflower II will travel to Boston for Sail Boston 2026 (Sail 250), a centerpiece of our state’s America 250
Business buzz: Wellesley makes Best of Boston cut; Wellesley in Bloom was a hit;...
Magazine has unveiled its 2026 Best of Boston list, and Wellesley has not been overlooked. Under the list’s Suburbs section, the magazine shouts out Wellesley for having the best main street among western suburbs, and specifically name drop’s Wasik’s, Isabel Harvey, and Wellesley Books. “Wellesleyans are lucky to have
Prizes for 7 different Massachusetts Lottery games soon to expire
Check your tickets! The chance to cash in your winnings may be coming to an end soon.

















