The Massachusetts Environmental Trust is auctioning marine-themed license plates to fund right whale conservation efforts, with proceeds supporting aquatic life protection programs.

Community members, including Senator Markey and Mayor Wu, served over 2,000 Thanksgiving meals to the needy at Boston's Pine Street Inn, emphasizing ongoing support for the homeless.

Boston prepares for changing weather, including possible flurries, gusty winds, and a chilly weekend, followed by a rainy Sunday and a mix of rain and snow early next week.

The 1750 Taphouse in Bedford, NH, suffered significant damage from a fire, impacting the staff's livelihood during the holidays. A fundraiser has raised over $20,000 for the employees.

The article warns about increased scam activity during the holiday season and shares Cambridge's advice for consumer vigilance and recommended actions to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.

The Boston Parks and Recreation Department revives its Forever Young Program to offer indoor winter activities for the city's seniors, promoting fitness and social engagement.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will host the 84th tree lighting on Boston Common with Nova Scotia on December 4. The Pointer Sisters will perform at the event, which also includes a lighting ceremony on Commonwealth Avenue Mall.

A 55-year-old woman has been charged with the second-degree murder of her 88-year-old mother-in-law in Exeter, NH, including allegations of wiretapping and eavesdropping.

Massachusetts reaffirms the importance of hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns amid discussions of vaccine schedule changes and misinformation about vaccines. Governor Healey emphasizes science-based policy and infant healthcare.

Man with prior conviction, Dominic Rezendes, arrested for alleged assault with a firearm, found fleeing by police, and faces multiple charges including unlicensed firearm possession.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration for HUD policy changes that may increase homelessness, arguing the changes lacked congressional approval and could reduce housing funds.

A Lawrence taxi driver, Jose Dolores Batista, was found guilty of drug trafficking, involving meth, fentanyl, and cocaine. The conviction could lead to a 20-year prison sentence and a $1 million fine.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration launched UAP's winter activities, providing adaptive recreational opportunities like skiing and skating for people of all abilities in Massachusetts.