National Public Radio (NPR) Boston affiliate WBUR aired an interview with a Massachusetts third grader and his parents describing their experience since being “startled” by their child’s announcement that he feels like a “boy-girl” at the mere age of six. Many listeners took to Twitter to voice their concerns over what they view as “child abuse,” with some calling to defund the taxpayer-funded radio network.
A “Most Wanted” illegal alien drug trafficker was able to evade arrest and deportation for almost a year thanks to sanctuary state policies in Massachusetts.
The Massachusetts city of Cambridge has put in place a measure that recognizes domestic partnerships of more than two people.
New Hampshire Police are searching for a woman who was last spotted walking her dog in Massachusetts.
When Jane Cunningham’s home was in dire need of repairs and medical debt grew after her son was diagnosed with cancer, neighbors stepped in to help.
A farm dog is being hailed as a hero for alerting humans to a fire at a historic Massachusetts barn built more than 200 years ago.
Hopkinton Police Officer Rob Ekross personally ensured 7-year-old Carver St. Pierre would not miss another birthday in quarantine.
Massachusetts teachers’ unions are backing a piece of emergency legislation filed by state lawmakers that would block the Bay State’s education commissioner from mandating that all districts return to in-person learning by April 5.
First responders from across Rhode Island and Massachusetts came together Monday evening to surprise a toddler battling cancer.
Two Massachusetts police officers rescued an 89-year-old woman from a burning building and are now being praised for their courageous actions.
Police in Canton, Massachusetts, are searching for individuals allegedly involved in a car crash and shooting that happened Sunday on Route 138.
A high school football coach was allegedly fired by a Massachusetts school district after objecting to his child’s racially-charged curriculum.
A Massachusetts climate official has resigned from his post after making controversial remarks during a Vermont Climate Council meeting last month, where he acknowledged 60 percent of emissions in his state come from average people and cited the need to “break” their will — a comment he acknowledged would not resonate well publicly. He has since apologized for his remarks, partially attributing them to his “inability to clearly communicate” during the meeting.
David Ismay, the undersecretary for climate change under Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker’s (R) administration, explained during a Vermont Climate Council meeting last month the majority of the Bay State’s emissions come from average people and there is “no bad guy left … to point the finger at, to turn the screws on, and you know, to break their will.” Rather, he told his fellow climate advocates, “We have to break your will,” a remark he admitted would not bode well publicly.
Public schools across the country are quickly responding to Wednesday’s events at the U.S. Capitol by offering “emotional support” for students and teaching vocabulary words such as “insurrection” and “sedition.”
Massachusetts plans on ending the sale of all gas-guzzling vehicles by 2035 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
As the rest of the world rang in the New Year, neighbors in Lowell, Massachusetts, helped a World War II veteran celebrate his 105th birthday.
The Massachusetts legislature overrode a veto from the state’s Republican governor to pass a law lowering to 16 the age girls may legally get an abortion without their parents’ consent.
A Somerset, Massachusetts, police officer purchased groceries for two women suspected of shoplifting five days before Christmas.
Gov. Charlie Baker (R-MA) vetoed a bill that would expand abortion and allow 16-year-olds to have one without parental consent.
A research study by a Massachusetts research hospital suggests that the spread of coronavirus can be lessened or prevented on college campuses. The study claims that social distancing, mask-wearing, isolation, and testing can prevent the majority of cases.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) announced another wave of restrictions taking effect prior to New Year’s, including a ban on gatherings over ten, with the restriction extending to “private homes.”
Two members of the United States Marshals Service (USMS) were shot Friday morning as they sought to arrest the suspect allegedly behind the November 20, 2020, shooting of a Massachusetts State Trooper.
At least ten men have suffered from unprovoked attacks in the Boston, Massachusetts, suburb of Waltham since November 10 by an unidentified perpetrator, police said.
Massachusetts lawmakers passed an amendment to a budget bill that would remove the requirement for abortionists to attempt to save the life of a baby who survives abortion.
Massachusetts Democrats are pushing an abortion measure that would legalize abortion until birth and allow babies who survive abortion to be denied care.
A Massachusetts woman has been charged with assaulting a 73-year-old Vietnam veteran but claims she is the real victim in the incident.
A woman was arrested Saturday for allegedly shoving a 73-year-old Vietnam veteran holding a Trump sign in Douglas, Massachusetts.
Law enforcement is searching for a pair of women accused of recently assaulting a supporter of President Donald Trump in Fall River, Massachusetts.
Dozens of people came together to support the police at a “Back the Blue” rally in Mansfield, Massachusetts, on Sunday.
Roughly 18,000 ballots cast in Massachusetts’ primary election were rejected by officials, newly-released data shows.
Hundreds of protesters streamed through downtown Boston on Friday night, protesting a grand jury decision on a police officer-involved shooting of Breonna Taylor earlier this year.
A brief police pursuit on the Massachusetts Turnpike ended with the rescue of two kittens from a burning vehicle.
A 38-year-old lecturer at Boston University died in a tragic elevator accident this week. Professor Carrie O’Connor, who had previously taught French at MIT, Tufts, and Northeastern, had just started her second year of full-time teaching at Boston University. She reportedly became trapped between the elevator car and the first-floor door of her building.
A Massachusetts man installed an electric fence around the Trump 2020 sign in his front yard to keep potential thieves from stealing it.
An elderly woman’s home in Woburn, Massachusetts, is getting some much needed repairs thanks to a kindhearted electrician.
Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D-MA) suffered a historic loss Tuesday against incumbent Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) in the highly anticipated Senate primary race, marking the first loss for the family in a Massachusetts election since John F. Kennedy won his congressional race in 1946.
Massachusetts holds it primary elections on Tuesday. Incumbent progressive Sen. Ed Markey, whom Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) backed early, faces a challenge from Rep. Joe Kennedy, whom House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) recently endorsed. In the House, incumbent Richard Neal faces a challenge from Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates. All times eastern.
A Massachusetts community is supporting a couple after they were sent a nasty note shaming them for not painting their house.
A Sunday newspaper ad from the electrical workers’ union endorsing Rep. Joe Kennedy III (D-MA) in his bid for Senate botched the spelling of Worcester County, spelling it instead as it is famously mispronounced: “Worchester.”
