Neal McNamara

If you like taking little walks, hikes and bike rides, find out which Massachusetts rail trail might be best for you.

Shrewsbury school officials say they may update the district bullying policy as soon as this fall.

Stafford, Grove and Burncoat streets have been targeted for safety upgrades, but progress has been slow.

The new Hey Kiddos facility at the Solomon Pond Mall offers 26,000 square-feet of activities.

A WPI takeover of the Hampton Inn and Courtyard Marriott would mean millions in lost revenue for the city.

Air quality will be lower across Massachusetts Friday, but especially in central and western parts of the state.

Hurricane Ernesto will pass far east of Massachusetts, but the storm will pose risks for many ocean-goers this weekend.

Drivers will get a minimum pay floor and other benefits, but Uber and Lyft are also getting a key concession.

During a check in July, a Milford police detective found possible violations of liquor laws.

Large wildfires are burning in the western U.S. and in Canada, sending smoke eastward.

A portion of the 105 and 63-mile Bikes Not Bombs routes include a section in Sudbury for the Boston nonprofit's 37th event.

Massachusetts is one of just a few states that ban circuses and other traveling acts to use exotic, wild animals.

Several Worcester projects still don't have funding to start construction, putting completion close to a 2026 ARPA spending deadline.

New 5-day shelter limits began last week, and Worcester elected officials fear the policy will force people to live on the streets.

Whether you call them granny flats, in-law apartments or ADUs, they are now legal in all Massachusetts single-family zones.

For 30 years, Jeannie Michelson has helped residents join boards and commissions that run the city. She's here to recruit you.

A cyanobacteria bloom in the lake might contain toxins that can make people and pets very sick.

Drivers have injured four and killed one in a series of incidents since June. Officials say they want traffic violence to end.

Massachusetts will be the latest to join other states in encouraging the use of electric-assist bikes as a transportation alternative.

The lane closures will be in place Thursday, Friday and Monday, according to the town.