Boston is expected to experience isolated showers today with potential for a heavier downpour on Friday, but the weather will clear up for a sunny and dry Labor Day weekend.

Morgan Wallen fined $15,705 for a curfew violation during his concert at Gillette Stadium; his show included guest appearances by Mike Vrabel and Rob Gronkowski.

Boston Police hosted a 'Community Compstat' meeting in Jamaica Plain to discuss safety strategies with residents and obtain feedback on local concerns.

A 19-year-old woman died after her car overturned and submerged in Stoneville Reservoir, Auburn. Emergency services responded but she was pronounced dead at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, and her identity has not been released.

Brian Allen began his tenure as Worcester's new superintendent with school safety measures, facility upgrades, and a pledge to visit all district schools. The city introduced new electric buses and improved school facilities and bus routes.

Bill Belichick is selling a Nantucket home for $3.9 million, featuring two bedrooms and recent upgrades. He's also preparing to coach at the University of North Carolina.

Massachusetts has received a $3.5 million federal grant for the West-East Rail plan development, enhancing Boston-Albany train service. The state has amassed $150 million for the project, aiming for economic growth and better connectivity.

Keurig Dr Pepper plans to acquire JDE Peet's for $18 billion, aiming to form the world's largest pure-play coffee company with $16 billion in annual sales.

Boston Police recovered 11 loaded firearms in one day, arresting multiple individuals, including teenagers, for various firearm-related charges across the city.

MIT scientists unveiled a new microscope system that allows detailed imaging of brain activity to a depth of 1.1mm without external markers using a three-photon excitation technique.

Boston faces unpredictable weather, with a mix of sun, clouds, and potential thunderstorms, amidst a drought and coastal swells causing rip currents. Despite this, a sunny weekend is anticipated.

Boston Dynamics and TRI showcased Atlas, a humanoid robot capable of advanced tasks and responsive movements due to its Large Behavior Model, hinting at future widespread applications.

The MBTA announces service changes for September to accommodate upgrades and maintenance on the Green, Orange, Blue, and Fitchburg lines, resulting in temporary suspensions and use of shuttle buses.