City Council criticizes the renaming of U.S. Navy ships including USNS Harvey Milk and others honoring civil rights figures, viewing it as a step back for inclusivity.

Boston's weekend weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, clouds, and possible rain, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-70s, potentially impacting outdoor activities.

David Tracy was arrested in Boston for a break-in at a Lululemon store, with various items and pills found in his possession.

East Boston High students visited Boston Police District A-7 to learn about law enforcement operations, an initiative aiming to foster police-youth understanding and interest in public service.

Governor Healey announced a health equity initiative in Ayer, Massachusetts, focusing on areas such as maternal health and regional healthcare challenges.

MassArt hosted an event celebrating 30 years of the Boston Mayor's Youth Council, recognizing its pivotal role in youth civic engagement and honoring the contributions of its members.

Everett Police seized 1,500 grams of fentanyl and arrested Luis Alfredo Mercedes for trafficking, with multiple departments collaborating in the operation.

Springfield Police Department searches for 79-year-old Victor Vazquez, missing since Tuesday, last seen in Nagle Street area, possibly in need of medication, wearing black pants, Nike sweater, Yankees hat. Public asked to report sightings to police.

Coast Guard searches for the missing F/V Seahorse and its crew off Cape Cod; a found GPS unit linked to the vessel offers a clue amidst reports of the captain throwing items overboard prior to the disappearance.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a man involved in a laundromat aggravated assault in Dorchester, providing images of the suspect for identification.

Noodle Doodles, a new ramen restaurant by Ray Zheng, is set to open on Great Plain Ave in Needham, following delays due to permitting and construction issues.

Williams College pauses NIH and NSF grant acceptance due to a controversial policy on diversity by the Trump administration, even after its reversal. The college is reviewing federal policies.

A $3.25 million Berkshire home with a unique 800-square-foot quarry pool and waterfall has been listed, boasting luxurious amenities and natural surroundings.