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The CDC reports that motor vehicle accidents are the second-leading cause of death for teens in the U.S., the first being firearms.

CHEERS to the Wenham Museum for its exhibit from the National Black Doll Museum of History & Culture.

The number of Massachusetts traffic fatalities involving drivers between 16 and 19 years old has reached a 14-year peak, according to a new analysis from AAA Northeast.

Nearly 50 teenagers died in car crashes last year across Massachusetts, as the total number of fatal teen driver crashes reached its highest point in more than a decade.

Forty-nine people died in crashes involving teen drivers in Massachusetts last year, the highest tally in the state in a decade and a half, according to AAA Northeast.

Nearly 50 teenagers died in car crashes last year across Massachusetts, as the total number of fatal teen driver crashes reached its highest point in more than a decade.

PROVIDENCE — Uncertainty surrounding international oil prices isn’t impacting prices at the pump, with U.S. gasoline costs continuing to decline despite market volatility.

Rhode Island has seen a significant spike in deadly crashes this year, according to the R.I. Department of Transportation (RIDOT).

Gas prices in Massachusetts have sunk by another nickel a gallon despite the war in the Middle East.

As the weather pattern changes, now is the time you'll see more deer on the roads, especially in Massachusetts.