Malcolm Johnson

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.

People took to the steps of the Massachusetts State House after Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison.

High-end motorcycles were stolen from a dealership in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, and police are looking for the six people seen in surveillance footage.

As cyberattacks hit home for local businesses, new precautions are being taken.

Athletes took part in their first official race in the Boston area in more than a year Thursday.

With COVID restrictions easing, this holiday weekend is expected to be busy on the roads.

Gyms are among the Massachusetts businesses looking ahead to the state’s reopening.

NASA’s Perseverance rover has generated oxygen from the atmosphere of Mars, thanks in part to a team of researchers at MIT.

Without the disturbing cellphone of Derek Chauvin kneeling on the neck of George Floyd, the former Minneapolis police officer’s murder trial might have had a very different outcome.

With the coronavirus pandemic taking its toll on the mental health of so many, a business based on the South Shore of Massachusetts says it wants to help people who are struggling in their homes.

The pandemic has been tough for restaurants, but many are looking for new workers as customers begin to return.

A new mother is taking part in an unprecedented study into how the COVID-19 vaccine could help pregnant women and their babies.

Acting Mayor Kim Janey, the first woman and the first person of color to serve in the top job in Boston, is receiving support from others who have blazed trails in the city and elsewhere in Massachusetts.

A vehicle split in half in a crash that left one person dead in East Boston Wednesday night.

A fire lieutenant in Braintree is accused of threatening a woman.

A Boston man was left shaken after a woman gave birth in his bathroom; the baby was later found crying in a trash can.

When the pandemic started, much of the world stopped for many people. But a 96-year-old World War II veteran in Gloucester just kept going, doing what he loves.

While the number of hospitalizations from coronavirus in Massachusetts has fallen, health workers are warning people not to become complacent with precautions.

Dozens of vehicles have been targeted by vandalism early Monday morning in Worcester, Massachusetts.

This Valentine’s Day will look different, but for businesses struggling during the pandemic, it’s an important time.