The FDA has raised the Ambriola Company cheese recall to a Class I risk level due to Listeria contamination, with products distributed in 20 states. No related health incidents reported yet. Consumers are advised to return or dispose of the cheese.

John Forté, a Grammy-nominated Fugees collaborator and artist, has died at 50 with no immediate cause of death apparent. His work included solo albums and music industry contributions post-incarceration.

The Lexington Police seek help to find missing 16-year-old Kayleigh McCormack, urging the public to report any information to assist in her safe return.

Massachusetts reduces apprenticeship fees from $300 to $250 and expands tax credit eligibility, aiming to boost the state’s workforce in strategic industries.

Springfield Police seek community help to find missing adult Andre Whitlow, last seen on High Street, who may require medication. Public urged to contact police with information.

Boston's weather forecast includes mild temperatures, clouds, and potential rain and snow showers towards the weekend. Winds will increase as temperatures fluctuate.

Dr. Eric Goralnick has been appointed as the Secretary of Massachusetts' Executive Office of Veterans Services, bringing extensive medical, military, and leadership expertise to enhance veteran services.

Boston receives a $400,000 grant from the Healey-Driscoll Administration's MVP program to enhance the climate resilience of the Boston Nature Center wetland and Canterbury Brook.

Massachusetts' Governor Healey announced reforms for assisted living facilities to enhance safety and transparency, following the ALR Commission's recommendations.

Three Boston figure skaters—Maxim Naumov, Spencer Howe, and Emily Chan—earned spots on Team USA for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan after competing in the U.S. Nationals.

A car crash in Everett led to damaged homes and displacement of residents, but no injuries. The incident involved a car hitting buildings after losing control. The driver was cited but remained uninjured.

Thousands protested in Boston against ICE shootings and U.S. actions in Venezuela, echoing the "No War At Home, No War Abroad" sentiment, demanding policy changes.

Springfield Police handled a situation involving a man with firearms, concluding without harm after hours of negotiation and the recovery of a firearm.