Here’s the thing about Cape Cod potato chips: They were always about much more than the chips. They were about that low-slung building in Hyannis where, on rainy days, you’d take the kids to press ...

The U.S. Navy's new Virginia-class fast attack submarine, USS Massachusetts, is visiting Boston for a commissioning ceremony on Saturday.It's the 25th Virginia-class submarine to be delivered to the ...

More people left Massachusetts than moved in from 2024 to 2025, with the state ranking fourth in the nation for net domestic migration loss, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Thousands of ...

Large scale anti-Trump protests are coming to Massachusetts for a third time, with 165 No Kings protests planned across the state on March 28. This round of No Kings protests might be the biggest so ...

It’s the million-dollar question: Is Massachusetts’ surtax on high earners, which kicked in three years ago, driving residents away? It depends on who you ask, even after the Internal Revenue Service ...

From Boston Common to nearby suburbs, here’s where and when rallies are scheduled for March 28’s “No Kings” protests. Deb Colburn, center, joined the crowd in cheering for U.S. Senators Elizabeth ...

Neal J. Riley is a digital producer for CBS Boston. He has been with WBZ-TV since 2014. His work has appeared in The Boston Globe and The San Francisco Chronicle. Neal is a graduate of Boston ...

Records are often poised to be broken, and this spring property tax hikes in Massachusetts are no exception. Arlington residents will vote Saturday on a $14.8 million property tax override, the ...

It could be time to update the Bay State’s hunting calen-deer. Gov. Maura Healey is shooting for expanded hunting access in Massachusetts, as she announced on Thursday that she’s filing legislation to ...

Massachusetts residents who left the state took a net $4.2 billion in adjusted gross income with them in 2023, a year that marked the first full year of a new surtax on millionaires, according to ...

ABOARD THE USS MASSACHUSETTS — Whenever he returns to Fall River, Ed Brennan can tell he’s home when he crosses the Charles M. Braga Jr. Memorial Bridge over the Taunton River and sees the U.S.S.

BEFORE BOATERS BEGIN CHARTING A COURSE THIS SUMMER, THEY WILL HAVE TO PASS ONE. MASSACHUSETTS RECENTLY ENACTED A NEW BOATING SAFETY LAW THAT REQUIRES MOTOR BOAT OPERATORS TO TAKE AND PASS A BASIC ...