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Two shot on Memorial Drive in Cambridge have ‘life-threatening’ injuries; gunman apprehended
The gunman was shot by a Massachusetts State Police officer and a former Marine, and was in a Boston hospital on Monday evening. -
‘An attack on women’: Healey urges Supreme Court to keep telehealth access to abortion drug legal
A ruling is imminent in a case that could limit the abortion drug’s availability nationwide. -
Local ERs are already seeing lots of visits for tick bites. Here’s what to know.
Prevention methods have been the same for a long time. But one thing’s changed in the last few decades in Massachusetts: More ticks, and more diseases. -
Measles patient flew into Logan Airport last week
This is the third measles case in Massachusetts this year, including a Greater Boston resident. -
Annual report gives Mass. mixed grades on air pollution
“We have more work to do,” said Daniel Fitzgerald, the American Lung Association’s director of advocacy for Rhode Island and Massachusetts. -
Wu taps Boston’s first Black fire commissioner
Rodney Marshall, who is nicknamed “The Iceman” for his cool demeanor under pressure, first joined the Boston Fire Department in 1991. -
Weight-loss drugs will no longer be covered by Mass. state workers’ health insurance
The Group Insurance Commission’s vote is part of a broader effort to rein in soaring health care costs that are squeezing the state budget. -
Federal Aviation Administration says 7 killed, 1 survived jet crash in snow in Bangor, Maine
The Bombardier Challenger 600 carrying eight people crashed on takeoff Sunday night as New England and much of the country grappled with a massive winter storm. -
Stay home, Mass. residents: Governor urges caution during biggest snowstorm in years
Flights are canceled and school districts are closing down Monday as the inches of precipitation fall in Massachusetts. -
Mental health, addiction programs feel whiplash from sudden cut, reinstatement of federal grants
$2 billion in cuts were reversed just days later.
