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Recent flooding in Reading, Massachusetts, has forced dozens of people out of their apartments.

Boston University student Anna Weis is competing for Team USA in sailing at the Tokyo Olympics.

Ember, a puppy who was stolen from a front yard in Wellesley, made a safe return to her family.

Police are investigating after a man was caught on camera fighting officers after being stopped while driving in Newton, Massachusetts.

For people in Boston with strong ties to Japan, excitement is building for the Tokyo Olympics, as well as concern for the nation during the coronavirus pandemic.

Eli Dershwitz has gold medal aspirations in Tokyo, and his twin sister, Sally, will be cheering him on from Massachusetts.

Fencer Andrew Mackiewicz of Westwood, Massachusetts, is making his Olympic debut in Tokyo.

The Tokyo Olympics are officially getting underway with the Opening Ceremony being held Friday, but athletes and people in the city are concerned about COVID-19.

With COVID-19 cases rising in Tokyo, restrictions are in effect to limit the risk of spread at the Olympics.

Michael Genereux, who tested positive for COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated and visiting Provincetown, describes the sickness he has been feeling for the last week.

With travel resuming, there is a major passport backlog at the U.S. Department of State.

What is the newest branch of the U.S. military, the Space Force, doing on Cape Cod? We checked out their new base, the former Cape Cod Air Force Station, what the Space Force actually does and why it matters to you.

For the first time in decades, a new police dog is on patrol in Hudson, Massachusetts.