Drew Karedes

A family member of three workers who were detained by federal agents is sharing a message for a BU student who called ICE repeatedly.

Officials said they’re still actively investigating allegations that a black student’s athletic jersey was placed on a “children at play” street sign and then hung from a ceiling pipe with a belt around its neck.

A new bill gaining traction on Beacon Hill aims to make sure new mothers charged with crimes are evaluated for postpartum psychosis and other mental health disorders.

Surveillance video shows the former officer 'viciously clotheslining' a Black man who was arrested over a noise complaint.

 Boston Mayor Michelle Wu laid out ambitious goals for the oldest public school district in the country during the city’s first ever “State of the Schools” address.

 A citywide food drive is underway in Methuen to help feed residents who won’t be getting their SNAP benefits for the month of November.

The worker collapsed to the ground during the altercation and was pronounced dead the next day.

Only on Boston 25 News, a Boston woman believes her loud screams and a personal defense alarm on her keychain helped scare an intruder away.

The Brookline Select Board is tentatively planning on a vote later this month to decide if the town will sign agreement to access the data from Flock Safety.

The micro preemie overcame the odds. She is the first baby at Mass General Hospital to benefit from special technology that helped her learn to feed independently.