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Earlier this week, a federal judge blocked a Minnesota state law that would have banned most prediction markets from operating and advertising in the state.

Rockport, Massachusetts, residents worried that the new, brighter lights would harm fireflies and other wildlife, which depend on dark skies for survival.

About 600 metal border buoys floated free in the water and recent flooding.

While cyclosporiasis has dominated headlines this summer, there are other precautions you should take at picnics and barbeques to make sure your summer fun isn’t ruined by foodborne illness.   

The American Red Cross says the blood supply in the U.S. has reached "crisis levels" and is urging people to donate.

When mathematician Kurt Gödel was studying for his U.S. citizenship test, he said he found a contradiction in the U.S. constitution that could lead to a legal fascist dictatorship.

Two Republican senators are holding up a vote on Blanche's nomination to become full-time attorney general.

Community square dance halls were long-cherished social institutions in Western states where small populations were spread over vast distances.

Men are more scarce in HEAL careers, short for health care, education, administration, and literacy, than women are in STEM. One psychologist is baffled about why there haven't been many efforts to address this gender gap.

It's unclear if layoffs by Clayton's predecessors might impact his office's work or if he will get involved in overseeing election investigations.

This comes a day after the Federal Reserve voted to keep interest rates steady, for now. But maybe not for long.

U.S. Central Command says it carried out a wave of heavy strikes against Iran on Thursday night, following Iran's surprise attack Wednesday on U.S. forces in Jordan.

This year marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. As we look back on this important moment in history, we want to hear your personal stories from across the community.

Allston has long suffered from a rodent problem and earned the Boston neighborhood the nickname “Rat City.” Paired with the challenges that local musicians have faced in recent years, organizers transformed the plight into a creative, community-centered event.

The announcement comes as rejected bidders continue their lawsuit against the state and Liberty Junction, alleging the procurement of the development team to redo the Springfield courthouse was tainted by conflicts of interest.

After the House and Senate passed differing versions of the so-called PROTECT Act this spring, Beacon Hill leaders announced a compromise Wednesday intended to bolster immigrant protections and limit ICE activities in Massachusetts. They expect to send it to Gov. Maura Healey's desk this week.

A disputed exam, an unreliable detector, and one very late Apple Pages file.