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Trump administration threatens to decertify Harvard's student exchange program
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem sent Harvard University “a scathing letter demanding detailed records on Harvard’s foreign student visa holders’ illegal and violent activities by April 30, 2025”
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‘They were met with violence': Attorney blasts ICE for smashing car window during arrest in Mass.
Marilu Domingo Ortiz said when ICE vehicles began following she and her husband Monday and then surrounded their car in New Bedford, Massachusetts, she took out her cell phone and started recording.
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US citizen told to self-deport: ‘They want immigrants to be uncomfortable here'
Nicole Micheroni, an immigration attorney and U.S. citizen born and raised in Massachusetts, has not heard from the Department of Homeland Security since it told her to leave the country
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All six people dead in small upstate New York plane crash
A private plane that crashed in upstate New York over the weekend was carrying a close-knit family of physicians and the recently named NCAA woman of the year
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DHS told her to leave the country. She's a citizen — and an immigration attorney
When Nicole Micheroni received an email from DHS telling her to leave the country, she was baffled. She’s an immigration attorney born in Massachusetts.
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6th Massachusetts hospital staff member reports brain tumor
The number of staff members who’ve reported benign brain tumors after working on one floor of a Massachusetts hospital is now at six, a hospital official told patients in a message.
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Is MIT home of the ugliest building in America? That's what one website says
Architectural Uprising gave its inaugural Aesthetic Atrocity Award to this Cambridge school building. The group is against “uglification of cities.”
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Massachusetts doctor found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in wife's 2020 death
Ingolf Tuerk is charged with first-degree murder in the strangling death of his wife, Kathleen McLean, five years ago in Dover, Massachusetts
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5 nurses in 1 unit at Massachusetts hospital diagnosed with brain tumors
In total, 11 staff members on the fifth-floor nursing unit of Mass General Brigham’s Newton-Wellesley Hospital were found to have health issues.
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Detained Turkish Tufts student's lawyers demand her case remain in Mass.
Lawyers for a Tufts University doctoral student from Turkey who was detained by immigration authorities argued Thursday that her case should be handled by the federal court in Massachusetts, while U.S. government attorneys said it should be dismissed and go before an immigration judge.
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Astronauts who spent nearly 300 days in space speak publicly
Astronaut Sunita Williams is scheduled to speak publicly on Monday for the very first time since splashing back down to Earth earlier this month.
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2 injured after being hit by vehicle at Tesla protest in Massachusetts
Police said they identified the suspect but did not say whether the incident was intentional or accidental
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3 Americans in Belize died from carbon monoxide in hotel room, officials say
Three American women who were discovered dead in a Belize resort hotel room last month died from carbon monoxide poisoning, their families said.
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Belize authorities eye carbon monoxide in deaths of 3 American tourists
Authorities in Belize are taking a closer look at the possibility that carbon monoxide poisoning may have played a role in the deaths of three Americans last month.
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Tufts student from Turkey taken into federal custody; video shows her detention
An international graduate student at Tufts University was taken into federal custody Tuesday night outside an off-campus apartment in Somerville, Massachusetts, according to the university and her attorney.
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Kitty Dukakis, advocate and wife of former presidential candidate, dies at 88
Women’s rights and Holocaust remembrance advocate Kitty Dukakis, the former first lady of Massachusetts, has died, Gov. Maura Healey said Saturday.
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20 states, DC sue Trump administration over Department of Education firings
Twenty states and the District of Columbia announced a lawsuit against the Trump administration Thursday over its mass firings at the Department of Education.
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‘Unclear and suspicious': Families of Mass. women found dead in Belize seek answers
The families of the three Revere women found dead in their Belize hotel room last month released their first public statement Monday honoring the women and asking for answers.
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JetBlue pilot facing sex charge out of North Carolina kills himself in Massachusetts
A JetBlue pilot who was arrested at Boston’s Logan International Airport in February shot and killed himself Friday morning.
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JFK Presidential Library abruptly closes. Its nonprofit blames ‘sudden' dismissals.
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston abruptly closed temporarily on Tuesday, with no reason given, causing confusion and consternation over the local landmark.