MIT Class President Banned from Commencement After Controversial Pro-Palestinian Speech
Class of 2025 President Megha Vemuri was banned from MIT's commencement after delivering a pro-Palestinian speech criticizing the university's ties to Israel, leading to mixed reactions and a disruption during the Chancellor's speech.
MBTA Transit Police Seek Public's Aid in Identifying Suspect in Unprovoked Pepper Spray Attack on Red Line
The MBTA Transit Police are searching for an assailant who attacked a Red Line passenger with pepper spray at Central Square Station. They've requested public assistance in identifying the individual.
Boston Invests $900K in Programs Aiding Reentry of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals
Boston invests over $900,000 in grants to support the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, with an emphasis on job training, housing, and well-being. Mayor Wu and partners announce efforts towards easing community transition.
Hope in the Hub as Boston Sees Staggering 38% Plunge in Opioid Fatalities Mirroring National Downward Trend
Boston sees a 38% reduction in opioid-related deaths in 2024, with significant declines among Black and Latinx men. The city attributes the drop to community efforts, naloxone distribution, and expanded healthcare partnerships.
Stabbing Near Massachusetts General Hospital Leads to Swift Arrest, Boston Community on Edge After Recent Incidents
A stabbing occurred outside Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, leaving one injured. A suspect was arrested, and the scene is under investigation. This follows a recent incident involving a police officer and a man now facing charges.












