MassDOT celebrates the 10th anniversary of purchasing and renovating the Knowledge Corridor, essential to Amtrak's Vermonter service, highlighting successes in ridership growth and rail infrastructure development.

Boston Police reported an officer-involved shooting in Roxbury; an officer and suspect Daiquan Rice were injured during a confrontation after a chase. Rice faces multiple charges, including attempted murder.

A Nashua, NH residence was severely damaged by a fire, displacing its occupants, with no injuries reported. Fire crews responded quickly, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

MIT's delta v Demo Day showcased student startups focusing on innovations in health, sustainability, and technology, reflecting the program's high success rate.

Quincy, MA sees a spike in car thefts where pizza delivery drivers are lured by fake orders and ambushed, with a recent incident involving a driver from Mama Bear’s Kitchen. Police are investigating and urge public assistance.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Lyonel Jean-Pierre, Jr. and Timothy Horan to the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, emphasizing their extensive legal experience and commitment to justice.

The Massachusetts Attorney General's Office is suing The BoaVida Group for unfair rent hikes at Willow Terrace Mobile Home Park, challenging the firm's alleged violation of tenant protections.

Massachusetts' EEA Secretary Rebecca Tepper announced a Level-2 Significant Drought in several regions. Despite early rainfall, a dry August caused drought conditions. Residents are urged to follow local water restrictions to conserve resources.

Springfield police arrested Domanyck Nieves, 19, for firearm and drug trafficking, after a high-speed chase and the execution of a search warrant at his home.

Magazine Beach in Cambridge is undergoing a $2.2 million revitalization to improve access to the Charles River waterfront, including a new dock, observation deck, enhanced green spaces, and ecological restoration.

Mayor Michelle Wu launched Boston Reads on her first day of kindergarten to boost literacy for Boston's youth and families with support from Superintendent Mary Skipper and numerous organizations.

Registration for the 130th Boston Marathon opened, with a deadline on Friday and a field size of 30,000 spots. The selection process favors faster qualifying times.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Worcester celebrates $2.7 million in grants for Family Child Care improvement and announces a future $4 million round.