The full episode of Greater Boston from September 17, 2018.

The lawsuit, and others like it, are getting pushback from Lawrence Mayor Dan Rivera, who said Tuesday that he worries the firms are taking advantage of victims.

Daniel Medwed says Rollins' pledge to move away from prosecuting low-level crimes will help stem the long-term negative effects of the criminal justice system.

Forty-eight miles of gas pipeline has to be replaced, and Eversource estimates that it will likely take weeks for gas to be fully restored.

Trahan widened her slim primary-night lead over her closest challenger, Dan Koh, after a district-wide recount ended Monday.

Gonzalez told reporters Monday he's worked with locked-out National Grid employees who have warned DPU officials that temporary workers are committing safety violations.

Days after the Merrimack Valley gas explosions, the company responsible for the gas lines around that region — says it could take months to restore gas to some 8,500 affected customers.

Thousands of Merrimack Valley residents have been given the all clear to return home, but many are still trying to recoup all that they’ve lost.

Lawrence residents are trying to get back to life as usual, but the anxiety is hard to shake.

On the lawn outside the center, a local food truck is churning out free pizza as volunteers head inside carrying crates of bottled water and toilet paper. A collection of center staff, city officials, local police, Red Cross volunteers, and residents displaced from their homes are chatting away.