The Healey-Driscoll administration and Massachusetts leaders discussed a bill aimed at reducing energy costs through innovative solutions like geothermal heat loops at a meeting with universities and energy stakeholders.

Boston officials advise of traffic and parking restrictions due to summer events, including Open Newbury Street Series, concerts at Fenway, and cultural festivals.

The median price for a single-family home in Greater Boston has surpassed $1 million, indicating a strong housing market with quick sales and rising prices, despite affordability concerns.

Boston City Hall Plaza hosts over two dozen free summer arts and cultural events, showcasing a variety of local talent, with over 115 applicants this year.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public help to locate Liandra Barbosa, a missing person last seen in Lawrence, asking anyone with information to contact them at 978-794-5900.

Boston's Mayor Wu and the Age Strong Commission have allocated $1.2 million to enhance elder engagement and mental health, supporting 55 nonprofits with two grant programs.

The Webster Police Department reported a bank robbery at Hometown Bank on Gore Road involving a male suspect on a motorcycle who fled with money and is still at large.

Massachusetts officials announced a $10 million investment in workforce training for English learners, aiming to connect workers and employers and counter federal cuts to adult education funding.

A building in East Boston collapsed during renovations, leading to evacuations but causing no injuries. Officials are investigating the cause as clean-up continues.

The Port Community Pride Event in Cambridge will cause road closures on July 19, with festivities at Clement Morgan Park and traffic reroutes around Columbia, Pine, and Eaton Streets.

A car crashed into Balducci's Pizza in Quincy after a two-vehicle collision, damaging the building and a power box. The driver fled but was caught and treated for a head injury. Police are investigating the cause.

A fire at 121 Marine Road, South Boston, led to 9 people and pets displaced; no injuries reported. Boston Fire Department's response and Red Cross aid highlighted. Cause under investigation.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a lawsuit with 23 AGs and governors against the Trump Administration for freezing $6.8 billion in educational grant funds, affecting programs and violating fiscal laws.