Mayor Wu and partners organize a Black History Month event in Boston featuring music, dance, and spoken word to honor African Americans' contributions to labor.

MIT engineers propose bolstering the power grid using "grid-edge" devices in homes, like solar panels and smart thermostats, for a decentralized emergency backup system.

Boston weather forecasts predict clear skies and milder temperatures, with a sunny weekend ahead and a gradual warming trend that benefits local drought conditions.

Nigel Barker introduces the world's first bottled cappuccino martini in Boston, expands his beverage line, and plans a fashion event inspired by cocktails.

A maintenance vehicle derailment on Boston's Green Line caused a temporary switch to shuttle buses for commuters, with no injuries and service resuming after about an hour.

Raymond Carpe Jr. from Bethlehem was arrested on felony sexual assault charges by New Hampshire State Police, with his bail hearing scheduled for the next day.

Worcester Police detained several individuals and seized drugs and ammo after executing a search warrant on a King Street apartment and vehicle. Two men were arrested on drug trafficking and possession charges.

Mayor Wu and Boston's Age Strong Commission offer Property Tax Assistance Clinics for seniors to access various savings programs and ease living costs.

A car crashed into a home in Holyoke after fleeing a traffic stop, leading to the discovery of an illegal firearm and charges for the teenage driver and passenger.

A fire engulfed a train car at the Hyannis Rail Yard; no injuries reported. Firefighters, fighting winds, extinguished it in 20 minutes. Cause under investigation.

Two men from Massachusetts were arrested in New Hampshire for trafficking approximately 1,260 grams of suspected Fentanyl, facing multiple drug-related charges.

A man in Webster was arrested after attacking someone with a machete and had multiple outstanding warrants. He faces several charges including assault.

Serious pedestrian-vehicle crash in Grafton, on Worcester Street near Forrest Lane, caused significant traffic delays; Grafton Police advised alternate routes.