Mass General Brigham doctors rally for union recognition, with around 330 signing union cards, citing unsustainable workloads and poor conditions. The Boston City Council supports their cause, urging MGB to negotiate.

Massport proposes increasing Uber/Lyft fees to/from Logan Airport, which would rise to $5.50 by 2026, and $7.50 by 2028; Uber opposes the move citing high costs for riders.

Sean Brown was arrested in Boston for illegal firearms and drugs, including a Glock 37, rifles, and 644 grams of Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, and Fentanyl.

The Boston Police Department invites local 18-25-year-olds with a GED/high school diploma to apply for its Cadet Program, offering training, community engagement, benefits, and potential preference for future police recruit classes.

Boston Police joined Tufts Medical Center for Lunar New Year celebrations, featuring a lion dance with local school participation, emphasizing community and cultural engagement.

Boston has approved 37 new liquor licenses for various neighborhoods, marking the largest expansion since Prohibition, aimed at boosting economic development and diversity in entrepreneurship.

A school bus in Marstons Mills hit a utility pole; all 25 students aboard were unhurt and later reached their destination safely. Repair and investigation are underway.

Manchester Police seek the public's help to find Glenn Chrzan, a 65-year-old veteran last seen on January 28, wearing a black jacket and clogs, with a distinctive limp. Call 603-668-8711, Case #25-001469 with info.

Massachusetts State Police and Boston Police Department collaborate to hold Missing Persons Day on March 1, 2025, providing support for families of the missing.

Artwain Davis was arrested in Springfield with drugs, an illegal firearm, and ammunition; he faces multiple charges including firearms violations and drug trafficking.

Jameela Gross was sentenced for wire fraud after illegally obtaining COVID-relief funds, consisting of time served, supervised release, and restitution.

The Boston Police collaborate with Blue Hills Boys & Girls Club to launch 'Game Changers', a program aiming to strengthen community ties through sports-led youth mentorship.

The Boston Police Department engaged with local youth in a Unity & Peace Basketball Game to foster trust and build relationships with the community, highlighting their commitment to community policing.