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Surveillance footage obtained by NBC10 Boston shows a suspect apparently keying cars on Bremen Street on Tuesday in East Boston Tuesday. The vandalism caused thousands of dollars worth of damage.

Top Boston doctors talk about what could be causing the biggest spike in COVID-19 wastewater levels Massachusetts has seen in a year during NBC10 Boston’s weekly “COVID Q&A” series.

Composting is on the menu at two schools in Franklin, Massachusetts.

After thousands of flight cancellations, Southwest Airlines says normal services will resume.

Millions of families nationwide will collectively give up billions of dollars in flex spending.

Identity theft affects more than just adults; one college student learned about thousands of dollars in debt in his name, going back to when he was just a baby.

Top Boston doctors talk about rising COVID wastewater levels, the newly dominant XBB variant and whether Boston Public Schools should implement a temporary mask mandate during NBC10 Boston’s weekly “COVID Q&A” series.

Sharon Imperato, who has counseled countless survivors during her two decades with the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center, discusses the impact untested kits can have on sexual assault survivors.

Representative Natalie Higgins of Leominster has been a prominent supporter of sexual assault survivors for years now, pushing legislative measures to support survivors.

Quinn’s office has undertaken an exhaustive effort to go through the backlog of rape kits stemming from cases in Bristol County, independent of the statewide effort that’s now ongoing as well.

Casey Corcoran, Senior Director of Prevention, Outreach and Education for the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center, says sexual violence is an issue that thrives in the darkness.