Doja Cat expands her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour" with additional dates, featuring concerts in Latin America, Europe, the UK, and North America, with ticket sales starting in October.

A Methuen man was charged with drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a joint law enforcement operation discovered drugs and weapons at his residence.

Boston Police officers attended the Holy Name Parish BBQ to engage with the community, offering food, games, and entertainment. The event aimed to strengthen community-police relations.

Harbor Sweets has opened a new chocolate kiosk at Copley Place Mall, with a nautical theme including a ship-shaped structure to shade their products from sunlight.

Boston marks September 23 as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day and Bi+ Visibility Day to honor and support the bi+ community amidst issues of discrimination and health inequities.

Massachusetts introduces an AI curriculum pilot for approximately 1,600 students across 30 districts, developed by PLTW, to foster AI literacy and innovation in education.

Boston's Council declared September as Baby Safety Month to promote infant safety and address the rise in SUID, focusing on car seat safety and safe infrastructure around childcare centers.

Governor Healey promotes the BRIGHT Act, a $2.5 billion bond for public higher education infrastructure in Massachusetts, expected to create 20,000 jobs.

The MBTA in Boston will fine drivers who block bus lanes, with fines increasing with each offense, to improve bus services and help vulnerable riders.

Boston reports its first human case of West Nile Virus in a man in his 50s who has not left the city recently.

MIT researchers have developed an AI-based tool, MultiverSeg, to accelerate the annotation of medical images, simplifying segmentation and requiring less user input over time.

Javan Tooley, founder of Adapt & Evolve LLC, faces drug distribution charges and allegations of exploiting women for commercial sex and drug trafficking.

Massachusetts authorities seized 115 animals from a Plympton home amid cruelty concerns, with the MSPCA removing various animals. The owner disputed the need for the seizure, citing state certifications and health screenings.