A car crash in New Bedford, Massachusetts, killed two people and critically injured others. State Police are investigating the cause of the Route 140 South accident.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has announced $179 million in grants for local economic development projects, aiming to strengthen communities by improving infrastructure, housing, and jobs.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu and partners offer aid to those affected by the halted SNAP benefits, providing over $1 million in aid, resources, and support to the city's vulnerable populations.

Boston Police District B-2 officers participated in the Annual Trunk-or-Treat, engaging with Roxbury kids in costume and providing a themed cruiser, supported by the Boston Police Foundation.

Ceylon Park in Dorchester to receive improvements, including upgraded basketball courts, new play areas, and enhanced accessibility, funded by a $1 million grant from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

Boston Police District D-4's "Operation Safe Scooter" on October 30, 2025, resulted in four unregistered motorcycles being towed, part of an initiative to address illegal vehicles.

The article details the windy weather forecast for Halloween in Boston, with gusts up to 50 mph, and advises caution. The weekend continues to be breezy, but conditions should improve next week with milder weather.

Boston celebrates the start of construction for mixed-income Harvard and Standish Homes in Dorchester, with city officials and partners working to provide affordable homeownership options.

Two suspects were arrested by Boston police for separate gun violence incidents in Roxbury and Dorchester, with charges including illegal firearm possession and assault.

Boston Police seek help in identifying five suspects involved in an armed robbery in Roxbury. The suspects, described and photographed, are linked to the theft of a scooter.

Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted progress in Boston Public Schools, including better bus reliability and improved academics, while recognizing the need for ongoing reforms and addressing challenges in her first State of the Schools address.

Two shoplifting incidents in Back Bay, Boston led to the arrests of Kevin Bridgeman for larceny and resisting arrest, and Brian Cleary for shoplifting.

Boston Police arrested Renato De Oliveira for a nighttime home intrusion in Brighton after he was reportedly caught reaching through a resident's window.