South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade to Start Earlier in Bid for Safer, Family-Friendly Environment
The South Boston St. Patrick's Day parade start time has shifted to 11:30 a.m. from 1 p.m., aiming for a more family-friendly event, with enhanced public safety and reduced revelry following last year's chaotic celebrations.
Everett City Council Votes No Confidence in Mayor DeMaria Over Alleged $180K Overpayment Scandal
The Everett City Council voted no confidence in Mayor Carlo DeMaria following revelations of overpaid longevity bonuses, a decision driven by an investigation showing he improperly gained $180,000 and concealed the payments.
Massachusetts on High Alert for Wildfires Amid Severe Drought, Prompting Strict Water Conservation Measures
Massachusetts faces an increased risk of wildfires due to drought, with dry conditions fueling concerns of rapid fire spread. Officials urge caution and water conservation as the state battles a precipitation deficit.
Allston's Iconic Twin Donuts to Close After Decades of Serving the Community
Twin Donuts in Allston, a local fixture since 1955, is closing due to financial pressures with escalating food costs, confirmed for March 23. The community mourns the loss of this beloved diner and its role in the area's culture.
Fall River Man Charged with Assault After Stabbing at Cottell Heights, Accomplice Arrested
Officers responded to a stabbing at Cottell Heights, finding a man with a chest wound. Barry Cabral was arrested for the assault, while Erik Getchell was charged as an accessory. The victim is in critical condition. The investigation is ongoing.












