Two Worcester officers received four‑star meritorious awards after a Webster Street shooting for providing protection and life‑saving CPR.

Dangerous heat builds in Boston this week; NWS warns highs near 99°F and little nighttime relief. Cooling centers and safety tips are available from the city.

Phase one of Mildred C. Hailey in Jamaica Plain opened two new buildings at 2 and 6 Lamartine Street, adding 223 apartments, a rebuilt Anna Mae Cole Center and $3.95M for workforce programs.

A Massachusetts federal judge has paused key parts of the Trump plan to dismantle the Education Department, a win Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford called “a line in the sand.”

Police say a child died Sunday at a Dorchester home; investigators are on scene and many details remain unknown.

Seventy‑three T.F. Green concession workers staged a one‑day strike this week, demanding higher wages and a new contract after more than a year of stalled talks.

An Extreme Heat Watch covers Boston Wednesday–Friday. Highs will climb into the 90s with little overnight relief.

Jarren Duran cut short his postgame availability after teammates flagged a fan at Fenway and stadium security removed the spectator.

An 18-year-old was recovered from the Androscoggin River after slipping into the water while fishing near Gulf Island Dam; divers and drones conducted the search.

A ribbon-cutting on June 26 marked the completion of the Kendall/MIT headhouse renovations, adding elevators, escalators and a public rooftop 'UP Porch' in Kendall Square.

Holyoke police recovered more than 400 vials of crack and about 140 bags of heroin/fentanyl during a series of early‑morning property checks, authorities said.

Rep. Chris Pappas is pressing his bid for Jeanne Shaheen’s open Senate seat, staking his case with independents and taking aim at high‑profile GOP rivals. His campaign filed in Concord and is ramping up statewide outreach.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sun and a high near 73F. Temperatures climb into the 80s and possibly the 90s by midweek.