Judge denies feds' request to move Milford teen detained by ICE to RI
A Milford teenager being detained by ICE is meeting with a lawyer as a judge denied a motion from the government to transfer him to Rhode Island.
Holliston twins, one with cerebral palsy, compete at state track event
Twins, one of them with cerebral palsy, competed together at a statewide Massachusetts track event for athletes of all abilities, bringing joy to their parents' eyes and tears to others.
Boston artist John Wilson's work now the subject of MFA exhibit
A late artist that got his start in Roxbury now has his work gracing the walls of the Museum of Fine Arts in a new exhibition.
Actors hope "Jaja's African Hair Braiding" will bring people together
A new production of the Tony Award-winning play, "Jaja's African Hair Braiding," a group of West African immigrants are creating community with mini masterpieces in Boston.
Unique live performance with voicemails now at Museum of Science
A unique theatrical experience is now in performance in an unlikely location: the planetarium at Boston's Museum of Science.
Wheel of Fortune contestant from Boston University wins $28,000
Kyle MacDonald, a contestant from Boston, Massachusetts, won nearly $28,000 on Wheel of Fortune.
6 suits meant for boys in mentorship program stolen off Boston doorstep
Six suits meant for members of a mentorship program for young men were stolen off a porch in Dorchester.
Stoughton native Frederick Richard may have broken backflip world record
Olympian and Stoughton native Frederick Richard may have broken the world record for the most backflips done in 24 hours.
Edaville Railroad's carousel sells for $90,000 at Carver auction
Edaville Railroad's carousel was one of the items up for auction in Carver and it won't be traveling far to its new home.
New play about Cambodian family set in Lowell will debut in city
A new play, "What You Are Now," about a Cambodian family will soon open in Lowell, the city with the second-largest Cambodian population in the United States.
How people of color contributed to the American Revolution in Mass.
A Concord man is making sure that the contributions of people of color during the Revolutionary War do not go unnoticed.
Musicians with disabilities aim to break stereotypes with Boston concert
Musicians are coming together in Boston for a concert featuring artists with physical or mental disabilities.
Lowell dress designer concerned about tariffs when buying materials
A designer from Massachusetts said she's concerned that the tariff wars between the United States and other countries could make the cost of dresses go up.
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is nonstop laughs as chaos unfolds onstage
It's a disastrous night at the theater but that's a good thing at "The Play That Goes Wrong," which is now playing in Stoneham, Massachusetts.
Boston Ballet's "Vestris" allows male dancers to take center stage
When you go to the ballet, you often see female dancers in the spotlight. But in one special piece, it's the male dancer who is all alone and center stage.