The 47th president has smashed norms, enriched himself, and even bungled cleaning the Reflecting Pool. But July 4 still survives.

As Salem turns 400, a new generation of practising witches are creating enchanting hotels, magic workshops and wickedly good ...

​Colonial-style architecture has evolved into an umbrella of designs, all influenced by the original settlers in the U.S.​ ...

In 1660 the laws of the Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony declared that its nascent watchmen should “examine all night walkers after ten of the clock at night”. This year Boston’s largest police union ...

Eat your way through these stellar restaurants serving deeply flavorful ramen, Jewish deli classics, and New England’s ...

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 ...

Governor Maura Healey is celebrating Noah Kahan's sold-out run at Fenway Park by declaring July 11, 2026 Noah Kahan Day in Massachusetts. "Noah Kahan has emerged as one of New England's defining ...

Need to grab some last-minute hot dogs, burgers, or ketchup from the grocery store during your Fourth of July cookout? While no state laws prevent supermarkets from opening as usual on Independence ...

To celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday, author Kim Laidlaw developed cocktails for the cookbook “Spirits of ’76: Celebrating 250 Years With Cocktails From Every State” based on each state in ...

An inadvertent discovery opens a window into the city’s past, illuminating once again how those in bondage helped drive the ...

Also known as Sebastian, he died in 1729 and is buried alongside Samuel Adams, John Hancock and Paul Revere. His life tells a ...