Boston's weather will be sunny today with a high near 43, followed by a mix of sun and showers on Friday. Weekend forecasts suggest cooler temperatures and rain.

Massachusetts maintains a stable 4.7% unemployment rate in November 2025, with slight job growth in key sectors despite a reduction in labor force participation.

A New Bedford man was arrested for a triple stabbing in Fairhaven, leaving one critical; he faces multiple charges including assault with intent to murder.

Freezing rain created icy conditions in Boston, with hazardous walking surfaces. The National Weather Service issued warnings, while temperatures were expected to rise later in the day.

Joanna, a mother of eight, overcame challenges with the support of the Cambridge Community Learning Center to earn her high school equivalency and pursue college.

The MBTA is considering three bidders for Boston's commuter rail service contract, including the current operator Keolis, with a decision expected by the end of the year.

The Levitate Music & Arts Festival will feature Alanis Morissette, Caamp, Ziggy Marley and more, combining music, art, and eco-friendly community activities on July 18-19.

Boston Police are investigating a shooting in Roxbury and a subsequent car crash in Dorchester that may be linked; a 40-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries, with no arrests made yet.

Stoughton Police and partners successfully de-escalated a mental health crisis without injuries, providing the individual with mental health services.

A Dartmouth man was arrested for robbery, vehicle theft, and drug possession after New Bedford Police found him in a stolen car. Nicholas Ouimet faces multiple charges, including assaults from previous incidents.

Massachusetts reports its first pediatric death due to the flu this season, amidst a rise in cases and hospitalizations. Health officials urge flu vaccinations.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking information on the whereabouts of missing resident Alberto Ortiz, aged 38, last seen in Lawrence. There are no signs of danger, but his family is concerned.

Michelle Wu began her second term as Boston's mayor, highlighting achievements and setting priorities for housing, education, and city infrastructure improvements. She criticized the Trump administration and plans to tackle local and federal issues.