Boston celebrated "New Edition Day" with a street renaming and block party, honoring the R&B group's influence on music and their local roots in the Roxbury neighborhood.

Boston Police arrested Devyn Barbosa for drug trafficking, discovering crack cocaine, fentanyl, and methamphetamine during a routine patrol in Boston Common.

Boston's Seaport Sweat celebrates its 10th year with over 100 free fitness classes from May to September, featuring evening and weekend sessions, new attractions, and community partnerships.

Massachusetts State Police enforce 'Move Over' law heavily during Labor Day weekend to ensure safety for roadside workers after recent fatal incidents.

Boston Mayor Wu prepares the city for student move-ins, coordinating services like waste removal and transportation, and highlighting resources like Boston 311 for a smooth transition.

A woman caused a bomb hoax in Concord, Massachusetts, by triggering alarms and leaving a suspicious package, which was found harmless. She was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's CDC actions, moves to protect Massachusetts vaccine standards and health care amid federal policy conflicts.

Boston Police District E-18's 'Cones with a Cop' event in Hyde Park offered free ice cream and the chance to meet officers, including Comfort Dog Copper, to build community relations.

The article provides weather forecasts for Boston leading up to and including the Labor Day weekend, predicting a mix of rain on Friday and sunny conditions afterward.

Boston Police joined the Commonwealth Housing Development in Brighton for Unity Day, aiming to foster trust between officers and residents through community engagement and distribution of BPD stickers.

R.F. Kuang launched her new book "Katabasis" in Boston, drawing a large crowd. Her talk touched on academic challenges and previewed her next book, "Taipei Story."

Elizabeth Banks will star as Karen Read and also executive produce a new Prime Video series about Read's murder trial, where she was acquitted of killing a Boston police officer. The series is based on the "Karen" podcast.

Debora A. Siler from East Weymouth is charged with bank fraud for allegedly misusing a deceased person's Social Security benefits, facing up to 30 years in prison.