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Some cities are better off than others when it comes to splurging on the holidays. According to a recent study, Massachusetts residents from this town have the highest holiday spending budget in the U.S., with a maximum of over $4,000.

The FW released a list of the top 100 best places to live, 20 of which are in New England. Here are a few that stuck out to me.

In 2019, Tatum made himself comfortable in Massachusetts after purchasing a home in Newton for $4 million. Let's take a look inside.

B.J. spoke alongside a classmate as part of the museum's Ruth and Carl J. Shapiro Celebrity Lecture Series.

The snobbiest place in Massachusetts has a population of about 89,000.

Doug Griffin of Newton, New Hampshire lost his daughter Courtney to fentanyl addiction in 2014 when she was 20.

Whether you watched it when it first aired, or become a fan after binge watching all the seasons on Netflix, almost everyone I know is a fan of this show.

The most notorious missing persons case in Maine's history, the disappearance of 4-year-old Kurt Newton, remains unsolved 45 years later

Does the Granite State have a Peacock problem? Probably not, but over the weekend, a situation with played out on the Newton/Plaistow area.

Bread, milk, eggs, and a sand tuck?

Former students of a Massachusetts college have filed suit against the school as well as former administrators and trustees. They claim they were victims of fraud.

Rail Safety Week is being observed in the U.S. and Canada from September 23 through 29.

Even though the weather is cool, it would take two hard frosts to eliminate the mosquitos.

Many New England residents are making the best of a late season Nor'easter blanketing the northeast. One Newton, Mass teenager decided to channel Star Wars while navigating the storm.   15 year old Alex Wymer braved the storm to show off a few lightsaber skills in his Newton, Massachusetts back yard. Du...

the Program Director Bob Faghan is 22 years sober this month and opened Live Free Recovery three years ago.

( Brentwood, N.H. ) – A Newton woman was sentenced to 10  - 20 years in prison today for injuring her child in what prosecutors called a tug-of-war with her boyfriend.