Munashe Kwangwari

It's a historic day in Boston, as the city's new National Women's Soccer League franchise is expected to announce its new name sometime Tuesday morning.

Police in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are investigating a hate crime after antisemitic stickers were found scattered around Harvard Square.

It’s a historic day in Boston, as the city’s new National Women’s Soccer League franchise announced its new name on Tuesday. Sporting colors of green and black, the BOS Nation Football Club (pronounced as “boss nation”) will be the 15th National Women’s Soccer League franchise. New gear is available now on the website. The announcement comes after nearly a year…

The team is scheduled to begin playing in 2026 It's a historic day in Boston, as the city's new National Women's Soccer League franchise announced its new name on Tuesday.

Prosecutors in the Karen Read murder trial are hoping to retest the SUV that they say Read hit and killed her boyfriend, John O’Keefe, with on a snowy night nearly three years ago. They believe the data could help prove — or disprove — their case ahead of the retrial, which is expected to begin in January. The motion comes…

Thursday's hearing will look at some proposed alternatives, including a plan offered by City Councilors Ed Flynn and Erin Murphy

Prosecutors in the high-profile Karen Read case submitted their response to her team's appeal to Massachusetts' highest court Wednesday to have two

It’s finally here. On Tuesday night, the Boston Celtics return to the hardwood to begin their journey to defend their NBA title. The C’s have their sights set on a repeat, but first they get to soak in the historic moment of watching Banner 18 get lifted to the rafters. It is sure to be an emotional night for the…

Election Day is here, and officials will be monitoring compliance with federal voting rights laws in eight Massachusetts cities, including Everett, Fitchburg, Leominster, Lowell, Malden, Methuen, Quincy and Salem.

Election Day is here, and officials will be monitoring compliance with federal voting rights laws in eight Massachusetts cities, including Everett, Fitchburg, Leominster, Lowell, Malden, Methuen, Quincy and Salem.