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The coronavirus pandemic forced theaters to close across Massachusetts, but Joe Spaulding, CEO and president of the Boch Center, the Wang Theatre and Shubert Theatre, plans to keep theater alive online through his “Ghost Light Series,” named for a long-running tradition in stage management.

Folk artist Chuck McDermott performs “Here’s the Thing About America” to an empty Wang Theatre, as a preview to the Boch Center’s new virtual video “Ghost Light Series.”

Together, the oldest town on Cape Cod and beloved New England ice cream brand Hood announced some cool news: The Sandwich Board of Selectmen have made a proclamation, declaring a name-change for the town to “Ice Cream Sandwich” on August 2, 2020 in honor of National Ice Cream Sandwich Day.

You can still adopt dogs like Annie, or Sophia, and Amaretto, but this year, our annual pet adoption drive is virtual and is running through ALL of August.

As school districts decide how to start the year, new research about children and how they carry coronavirus is raising concerns.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says his heart goes out to the families of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing after a court overturned Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death penalty.

If you’re missing the movie theater due to the pandemic, why not bring big screen excitement to your home or backyard? Consumer Reports looked at various mini projectors and has all what you need to know about setting up a fun family movie night at home.

Rob starts off with a startling confession about a beloved sports hero, but really you want to see the cute baby panda towards the end

With expanded unemployment benefits many have relied on about to expire, the anxiety is only going up.

Unemployment numbers are on the rise in Massachusetts and the rest of the country with the extra $600 a week many are receiving set to expire.

Dr. James Sulikowski, who has been studying sharks off Maine, shares his thoughts on the shark attack that killed a swimmer this week, and how you can reduce the risk of a shark attack.

While parents wait for schools to release their plans for the fall, some are looking into keeping kids at home and hiring private tutors.