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A Charlestown woman is suing her insurer after it refused to cover the specialized cancer treatment her doctor recommended.

A Boston man was left shaken after a woman gave birth in his bathroom; the baby was later found crying in a trash can.

For many, the American dream includes a college education, but that education comes with a hefty price tag. Nearly 45 million Americans owe more than $1.7 trillion in federal student loan debt. Sen. Elizabeth Warren said canceling student loan debt is the single most effective executive action that President Biden can take. And he has said he is pr...

A primary will be held north of Boston on Tuesday as part of a special election to replace former House Speaker Robert DeLeo. DeLeo held that seat for 30 years, and he frustrated many progressives for his more moderate approach. Now that he’s leaving, will a progressive take his place?

While the efficacy rate of Johnson & Johnson’s newly-approved coronavirus vaccine is lower than those from Pfizer and Moderna, medical experts say it’s just as effective at preventing hospitalization and death.

President Joe Biden’s administration is taking some of the top names in Massachusetts politics, but what else might change over the next four years?

Sue O’Connell sat down with Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu to talk about why she is running for mayor.

A vaccination site in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood will eventually provide 2,500 shots per day.

Mikayla Bell of New England Treatment Access answers some common questions about buying marijuana from recreational and medical dispensaries in Massachusetts, also giving helpful tips for new users.

Dr. Jordan Tischler, a cannabis specialist with Inhale MD, answers the top 10 questions patients have asked him about using marijuana medicinally.

The House is prepared to pass President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, but with no congressional Republicans appearing to be on board, critics are decrying it for a lack of bipartisan support.

When the pandemic started, much of the world stopped for many people. But a 96-year-old World War II veteran in Gloucester just kept going, doing what he loves.

Shots were fired during a confrontation on the road in Canton, Massachusetts, and the incident was caught on video.