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This is a most unusual story about an affectionate duck, grief and the signs nature provides when we need them. Journalist Phyllis Karas explains.

Nicholas O'Malley, a Boston police officer, pleaded not guilty Thursday to the fatal shooting of a Dorchester man last week during an alleged carjacking.

"It’s not just passing the technical knowledge, it's passing that relationship," said Leah Hopkins, a member of the Narragansett Indian Tribe who showed community members how maple sugaring works.

Massachusetts House lawmakers will vote this spring on legislation that bans warrantless civil immigration arrests at courthouses and prohibits local law enforcement officers from initiating contact ...

As the war with Iran becomes more entrenched, President Donald Trump now says he thinks he’ll “have the honor of taking Cuba.” What does that mean and what’s at stake?

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell joined her counterparts in 23 other states to petition a court to review the EPA's move to eliminate the so-called Endangerment Finding, which had ...

Gilliam’s remarks come days after several faculty members sent her a letter decrying the removal of pride flags from several windows, including one at the Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies ...

A popular monthly dance party in New Jersey brings the vibes of a dance club without the late nights.

Defenseman Colin Dorgan scored the goal that tied the game late in the third period on Wednesday. He lost his mother, brother ...

Ballooning oil prices caused by the war in Iran continue to cause chaos across the world. Here & Now 's Indira Lakshmanan gets the latest with MSNOW host and chief data reporter Ali Velshi.

Two phone booths promise to span the generational divide by connecting members of Generation Z in Boston with baby boomers in Reno, Nevada.