A Milford High School student who was detained by ICE​ is speaking about the experience that changed his life forever.

In this week's Scenic Six: 50 things to do in Mass., Newport Classical Music Festival, Vermont Brewers Festival, and mountain biking lessons.

Far from the southern border, Massachusetts' immigrant community lives in fear of ICE and high school students are leading the local resistance.

With mobile banking and Venmo, physical banks might seem outdated. But Chase, the country's largest commercial bank, plans to open 50 new branches in the state by 2027, including brand-new branches in towns like Sudbury and Weston.

The move has had a profound impact in the state, where federal agents in May arrested 1,461 people, nearly half of whom had no criminal record.

Massachusetts' budget chief predicts a millionaire surtax could bring in $3 billion, exceeding expectations and aiding education and transportation.

Gregory Mattos, charged with recording a woman inside a Target changing room in Massachusetts, has a history of similar incidents, police say.

Massachusetts' 351 cities and towns rely heavily on the state funding formula, called Chapter 90, that has allocated $200 million each year, with the exception of a few one-time increases.

It’s a particularly significant moment for Boston College and UMass, the state’s two institutions that compete in FBS, the highest level of college football.

Bryan Coombes and Nicole Inserra, the couple accused of being "professional tenants,” battled Behaj in court for two years. Behaj says Coombes represented himself during the proceedings and seemed to know exactly what to do in order to delay the couple’s eviction.

Karen Read tells reporters she's ready for jury deliberations after 30 days of testimony, as defense expert disputes claims about how O'Keefe's injuries occurred.

The powerhouse school with 15 state titles since 2010 is upgrading its turf this summer—impacting football, lacrosse, track and field, and more.