Phil Tenser

FALL RIVER, Mass. — One year after the deadly Gabriel House fire in Fall River, the city's fire chief says, "we've learned more about recalled sprinklers than we ever wanted to know."

Ahead of the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the mother accused of murdering her three children, prosecutors moved to consolidate some of the charges and her attorneys are posturing for the jury selection process.

Sail Boston 2026 continues Monday with another full day of free tours of the visiting ships and a parade along the city's waterfront.

One person was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a Cambridge employee who was killed early on the morning of July 4. Investigators say he was confronted by a group of masked men, shot and left there for over an hour.

BIDDEFORD, Maine — One person was killed Monday morning in a shooting involving federal immigration agents in Biddeford, Maine.

HAVERHILL, Mass. — Two members of Congress from Massachusetts are asking the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to provide federal support after a recent sewer main failure in Haverhill.

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — One of the many lawsuits involving Karen Read is scheduled to return to court on Tuesday morning, after she asked a judge

BIDDEFORD, Maine — Agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are being ordered to temporarily cease vehicle stops in the wake of

With temperatures and heat index values soaring in Greater Boston, this is your reminder to take it easy, hydrate and take the steps necessary to protect pets, children or the elderly. We've got some tips to help.

A new court ruling maintains the public's 135-year-old right to access a rocky stretch of Massachusetts coastline on Cape Ann.