safety

Many people are storing their winter boots and putting on their hiking boots. If you're among them, Massachusetts has a few reminders to share with you.

Ah, New England… where life used to be a lot less regulated. If you grew up here, you know the drill—there were a ton of things you could do back in the day that you’d probably get side-eyed (or outright arrested) for today.

Just recently I had to visit my go to Massachusetts inspection to make sure my vehicle is safe for another year for around roads. We all know people don't enjoy it because they don't know what to expect. But, do you think Massachusetts getting rid of the need for vehicle owners to bring their cars in for the yearly inspection would be a good idea?

Massachusetts still holds onto the crown as the best state to raise a family and it turns out that the ideal state isn’t just about having a solid education system.

The penalty for not going for an inspection sticker is not as severe as not paying taxes. Heck, how many expired stickers are on the road today? The worse that can happen is you'll get pulled over an issued a police citation.

Many Americans believe that their basic liberties have are being threatened and that the system is no longer willing or capable of protecting them.

Peter Muise offers important advice to business owners who want to succeed in the COVID-19 climate.

A new program at the Bristol County Sheriff’s Office is closing that safety gap for local senior citizens.

Lawmakers began efforts Wednesday to resolve differences in hands-free driving safety bills passed by the House and Senate.

Boston's police commissioner is asking the city's nightspots and bars to send representatives to a meeting next week to discuss patron safety following two high-profile abductions of women.