Christine McCarthy, Boston 25 News

A Worcester boy who received a heart transplant last year finally met the family of the little boy who gave him the gift of life.

According to Carfax, odometer fraud has evolved, and it’s on the rise with a total of 1.8 million cars on the road across the county that had their odometers rolled back.

A mid-April storm dropped several inches of snow on parts of Massachusetts Friday.

Weeks after an investigation found the Duxbury High School football team had used anti-Semitic language in its play-calling, the varsity team returned to the field Thursday.

A mental health crisis in kids that began before COVID-19 has only gotten worse during the pandemic.

In a field that is quickly growing but evolving due to the coronavirus pandemic, death doulas are providing comfort for the terminally ill and helping their family members grieve.

A standby list for the COVID-19 vaccine is now live in Massachusetts, allowing people to sign up to receive an excess dose before it goes to waste.

A record-breaking sugar maple tree believed to have been planted during the Revolutionary War was finally cut down Monday after time and weather took their toll on the centuries-old tree.

A U.S. Capitol police officer who died Friday afternoon after a driver rammed a vehicle into him and another officer near a checkpoint outside the Capitol complex was a native of western Massachusetts, Boston 25 has confirmed.

Pediatricians are seeing a sharp increase in tick bites as families spend more time outdoors during another pandemic-era spring.