New England News Collaborative

In Epping, the $38 million bond approved by voters will allow the town to fix up their wastewater plant and avoid tens of thousands of dollars in fines.

Dozens of protesters amassed at the Dorset Street scene, and state police said a federal judge had signed off on a criminal warrant for immigration authorities to enter the house.

A report on the Boston Archdiocese was made public in 2003, but the investigation into the dioceses of Worcester, Springfield and Fall River has never been released.

Disaster costs fell in the U.S. in 2025. Still, it was the fourth time in five years that extreme weather inflicted more than $100 billion in annual losses. Industry experts say the growing financial toll will make insurers wary of rushing to cut rates.

Nordic skiing’s accessibility is a large draw for many skiers, especially newcomers.

As temperatures neared 70 degrees Tuesday, Pats Peak in Henniker was a scene of spring skiing in early March: sticky snow, t-shirts and plenty of sun.

Aides that provide medical care are required to have dementia training, but that requirement doesn’t apply to homemaker companion agency workers. Part of a state bill would change that.

The dam is more than 100 years old and hasn’t produced hydropower in nearly two decades. Officials say removing it will reconnect almost 70 miles of river.

The company is spending big as it sprints to certify its electric aircraft. Revenue is up, too.

Healy sent a letter Friday giving the Department of Homeland Security one week to provide the legal basis of every ICE arrest in Massachusetts. She says most of those arrested had no criminal record.