Religion 1 day ago Church sparks controversy with empty Nativity scene and ICE enforcement message: 'Politicizing Christmas' A Massachusetts Catholic church sparked controversy with a Nativity scene featuring a missing Holy Family and an "ICE was here" sign, drawing criticism from community members.
Media 1 day ago Boston suburb triples cash payments in expanded guaranteed income program A Boston suburb approved $750 monthly payments for residents in an expanded guaranteed income program, up from previous $250 checks to housing authority tenants.
Media November 26 Boston mayor shades Mamdani over friendly White House meeting: I'm uninterested in 'bromance' with Trump Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said she wasn't interested in a "bromance" with Trump administration after New York City Mayor-elect Mamdani met with the president on Friday.
Karen Read November 19 Karen Read, the 'McAlberts' and more expected to testify under oath in new civil lawsuit Karen Read filed a lawsuit alleging a conspiracy by law enforcement officials to frame her for her boyfriend's death after her acquittal on murder charges.
True Crime November 18 Brian Walshe pleads guilty to misleading police but continues to deny murdering wife Ana Brian Walshe pleads guilty to misleading police and unlawful conveyance in Ana Walshe murder case, but denies killing his wife as jury selection begins.
Boston November 15 Boston Strangler's unheard confession tapes cast new doubt on 'America’s Jack the Ripper': victim's nephew Casey Sherman, author and nephew of Boston Strangler victim Mary Sullivan, reveals why he doesn't believe Albert DeSalvo was the real killer despite DNA evidence and confessions.
Massachusetts November 14 Judge rules Boston fraudster Brian Walshe competent to stand trial in wife's murder Brian Walshe ruled competent to stand trial for wife Ana's murder. Massachusetts judge sets December trial date after mental health evaluation at Bridgewater.
Crime November 4 Harvard Medical School explosion suspects unmasked by feds as details surface on social media trail Logan Patterson and Dominick Cardoza were charged with conspiracy to damage a Harvard Medical School building using an explosive device in a research laboratory.
FBI November 4 FBI arrests 2 men in connection with Harvard Medical School explosion The FBI's Boston Field Office arrested two Massachusetts men in connection with an explosion at Harvard Medical School over Halloween weekend.
Crime November 3 Harvard Medical School explosion suspects on the run, police say it's safe to return to campus Two masked suspects remain at large after Saturday's explosion at Harvard Medical School's Goldenson Building. Police have since said it was safe to return to campus.
Crime November 1 'Intentional' explosion on Harvard Medical School campus probed by FBI; 2 people seen fleeing building: police An explosion rocked a Harvard medical building, and suspects fled. A Boston arson unit is probing the blast on the fourth floor of the Longwood Medical campus.
Blue City Crime October 28 Blue city's homicide increase 'flashing red warning light' to soft-on-crime experiment: expert Boston's deadly crime surge, with a 143% jump in homicides this year, exposes consequences of weak law enforcement policies, victims' rights advocate warns.
VIDEO October 27 Former prosecutor says Massachusetts is 'go-to state' for criminals Fox News Digital spoke with Wendy Murphy, a former prosecutor, about Boston’s sharp rise in homicides, a 143% increase in the first half of 2025.
Massachusetts October 25 Officials investigating after deadly crane collapse at industrial site north of Boston: 'Unfortunate accident' Authorities, including officials from OSHA, are investigating after a fatal crane collapse at an industrial site north of Boston in Everett, Massachusetts.
VIDEO October 24 'Mayday, mayday, mayday': Coast Guard shares family's distress call after boat catches fire and sinks off Cape Cod The Coast Guard shares family’s harrowing radio call for help after their vessel caught fire off Cape Cod on Monday. They managed to swim to a small island before being rescued. (Credit: WCVB / USCG)
Boston October 19 Boston eyes city-run groceries to fight food insecurity, but skeptics remain doubtful Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens reports strong demand at city-run Azalea Fresh Market as Boston explores municipal grocery stores to improve food access in underserved areas.
U.S. October 16 Blue state governor vows 'zero tolerance' approach to street takeovers after violent attack on law enforcement Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced the results of a crackdown on illegal street takeovers by the state police, saying seven new arrests have been made.
The World Cup October 15 Trump repeats threat to move World Cup games away from Boston after mayor boasts current hosting rights President Donald Trump threatened to move FIFA World Cup games away from Boston for the second consecutive day after the city's mayor responded.
The World Cup October 15 Boston mayor responds to Trump's threats to pull World Cup games out of city amid safety concerns Boston Mayor Michelle Wu responded to President Donald Trump's threat to pull FIFA World Cup games from the city following a violent street takeover that destroyed a police cruiser.
The World Cup October 14 Trump threatens to pull World Cup games out of Boston if 'there's unsafe conditions' Donald Trump says he would call FIFA President Gianni Infantino to relocate World Cup matches from Boston over recent unrest in the city targeting police.
U.S. October 14 Blue city street takeover suspects torched police cruiser in 'hell-bent' attack on cops: union chief Boston Police Patrolmen's Association President Larry Calderone told Fox News Digital that people who participated in the street takeover on Oct. 5 were "hell-bent" on attacking law enforcmeent.
U.S. October 11 Police union leader says pro-Palestinian rioters ‘lured’ officers into 'gauntlet,' warns agitators The president of a police union in Boston said that officers were lured into a "gauntlet" on Tuesday night when a pro-Palestinian protest turned violent.
U.S. October 9 Pro-Palestinian agitators hit with felony 'promotion of anarchy' charges after riot in Dem-run city: officials Agitators arrested in Tuesday night's pro-Palestinian riot now face a felony “promotion of anarchy" charge, according to the district attorney's office.
U.S. October 8 Pro-Palestinian agitators attack police as riot erupts in Dem-run city, officials say Boston police said 200 to 300 people participated in a pro-Palestinian protest on Tuesday night that turned violent with 13 arrests being made.
Blue City Crime October 8 Blue city street takeover suspects released after police cruiser torched: officials Two men in Boston were released on bail after they allegedly participated in a street takeover that ended with a police cruiser being torched on Sunday.
Crime September 22 America’s commuters under siege as violent transit crimes endanger blue cities Recent attacks on public transit in Charlotte, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles and Boston raise safety concerns for millions of daily commuters across America.
Transportation September 20 Duffy warns Chicago, Boston transit systems could risk federal support amid rising violence Sean Duffy condemns Chicago and Boston transit systems' failure to protect riders after violent incidents including assaults on workers and passengers.
Media September 19 Bill Simmons claims 'stupid s---' like Jimmy Kimmel 'censorship' will happen through Trump's presidency Bill Simmons called Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC suspension “censorship," tying it to Trump administration pressure on media, FCC threats and industry merger concerns.
Charlie Kirk September 19 Antifa agitators disrupt Boston Charlie Kirk vigil; 2 arrested Police arrested two protesters at a Boston vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, with one charged for using amplification devices and another for suspicion of assault and battery.
Blue City Crime September 18 Blue city bus attack heightens commuters' fears after Charlotte train stabbing Police arrested a suspect in an alleged violent bus assault against an elderly woman in Massachusetts amid growing concerns about public transit safety nationwide.
