Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration announced a $2.7 million grant program for family child care providers to improve care spaces and capacity.

Debate intensifies over Boston's White Stadium redevelopment as mayoral candidate Josh Kraft challenges Mayor Wu's cost estimates, claiming they have nearly doubled to $170 million.

Governor Maura Healey hosted a summit with New England governors and Canadian officials in Boston to discuss the economic impact of Trump-era tariffs and ways to support local businesses.

The Grand Penthouse in Boston is listed for nearly $50 million, becoming Massachusetts's priciest home for sale and offering luxurious amenities including an infinity pool.

A juvenile was arrested for a Springfield shooting after police used photo evidence and a pursuit where the suspect discarded a bag of ammo. The victim is hospitalized; the investigation continues.

Boston Police seek Roxbury community help to identify a suspect after a shooting incident on June 14th. The suspect changed clothes post-event and is still at large.

An MBTA inspector extinguished a fire on the Orange Line tracks, causing service disruptions and replacement buses for around 2.5 hours. No injuries were reported.

A Maine man was sentenced to 14-16 years for manslaughter and sexual conduct for a fee after pleading guilty to the 2020 death of a woman in a Boston hotel.

Alex Cooper accuses a former Boston University soccer coach of sexual harassment, recounting the experience in her Hulu docuseries "Call Her Alex." The university responds with a commitment to a safe campus environment.

Manchester NH Police reported serious injuries from two crashes involving a silver Volvo, including two children; a suspect was charged with felony DWI.

Two workers sustained serious burns in a flash fire at a Massachusetts Dunkin' caused by Freon ignition within an air compressor. The incident is under investigation.

Boston approves new developments, including a cancer hospital, creating housing, jobs, and improving infrastructure, with contributions to public funds and a focus on equitable growth.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Cynthia Rivera, a missing juvenile, and asks anyone with information to call 978-794-5900.