The free tuition program has brought more than 5,000 new students to Massachusetts 15 community colleges. For many, the increase is exciting. But it's also straining some schools' short-staffed financial aid and enrollment offices.

Giant inflatable clown heads, a 60-foot whale and eerily realistic statues are part of a bid to increase wintertime foot traffic in downtown Boston.

Ahead of the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary on Tuesday, Haley has sharpened some of her comments on Trump: "At the end of the day, it's the drama and the vengeance and the vindictiveness that we want to get out of the way."

On churning out story after story and scooping many national news outlets: “We have a perspective as student journalists at Harvard that really nobody else has,” says managing editor Miles Herszenhorn.

Lawyers for John Doe #1-13 objected to documents about their alleged crimes being made public and said they were "private citizens who face adverse and embarrassing collateral consequences if their name and image are published."

The speech, delivered Wednesday evening, bounced between hailing the accomplishments of her first year and setting the agenda for her second, and was laden with specific figures and pitches for new legislation.

Wen-ti Tsen, 88, is undertaking the arduous task of transforming his clay models of Chinese workers into bronze statues.

Nikki Haley has a chance at an upset victory in the first-in-the-nation primary. But she'll need cross-over voters to help her defeat former President Trump.

Mark Feigenbaum of Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts, has been a Patriots season ticket holder since the 1970s and gone to all 11 Patriots Super Bowl appearances. In 1996, the Patriots named him Fan of the Year. Feigenbaum joined WBUR's Weekend Edition to share his thoughts on the end of the Bill Belichick era and hopes for the future.

Bill Belichick is a relic of a Patriots era that no longer exists and can no longer be recreated, writes Khari Thompson.