Sight-impairing glasses. Oven mitts. Firefighters learn what it's like to live with dementia
Brookline firefighters went through an immersive training program at The Newbury senior living community to learn how to be more patient when working with people with memory loss.
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Rollins bashes Hayden repeatedly in forum for Suffolk DA seat
In an online forum Wednesday night, Rachael Rollins, Kevin Hayden and Linda Champion all addressed the impact ICE has had on the office. -
Mass. lawmakers push to create umbrella agency to regulate elementary and middle school sports
Massachusetts lawmakers are aiming to be the first to create a statewide agency that would regulate sports for the youngest athletes. -
State’s highest court clears path for White Stadium redevelopment in victory for Boston
The decision means Boston Legacy FC and the city have cleared a major hurdle to redevelop White Stadium, and to use it as a home pitch the women’s soccer team. -
Woman sought in Worcester officer’s death co-founded mental health group for first responders
The organization First H.E.L.P., co-founded by Karen Solomon, expressed condolences and support for those affected. -
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Brockton High drone team members find joy in ingenuity and competition
Brockton High Aerospace and Robotics Competition team members Henry Ani and Julian Melendez joined Arun Rath to talk about their recent national win. -
Latino, Black students more likely to face bullying, mental health issues, says MassInc poll
The new statewide poll points to a consistent pattern of inequity around school safety, bullying, mental health, discrimination and regular attendance. -
Former Girl Scout camp in New Hampshire mired in multistate legal battle
Camp Menotomy on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire is at the center of a legal dispute involving the Arlington Girl Scouts. The Middlesex Probate and Family Court will decide if the camp shall remain a camp or be sold to a land developer.
