Cheryl-Anns' Bakery in South Brookline has reopened after being closed due to a fire in December 2021. The kosher bakery is now serving baked goods again as of March 15th.

A woman was found dead at her home in Ashby; authorities, including the Middlesex DA and local police, do not suspect foul play and see no threat to the public.

Mayor Michelle Wu has announced a $2.37 million grant initiative for arts and culture in Boston, funding public cultural activities to increase community engagement and opportunities for youth.

Massachusetts launches the first Office of the Energy Transformation, with Melissa Lavinson as its head, to transition the state to clean energy by 2050.

Boston Police Department's District D-14 officers support Special Olympians by transporting Green Academy students to compete, reflecting a positive community role.

Boston's weather forecast includes a mix of clouds, sun, and possible showers, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, affecting weekend plans and St. Patrick's Day events.

Six Massachusetts eighth-graders face charges for a racist 'mock slave auction' on Snapchat. They face multiple charges including threat to commit a crime, with two additionally charged with interference with civil rights.

Police used a Taser to arrest a combative individual in a Weymouth school parking lot; no students were harmed.

A Massachusetts school bus driver was arrested for drunk driving with children on board, leading to the termination of the driver's employment and a statement from the school superintendent emphasizing student safety.

Arrest warrant issued for Chantz Dudley, suspect in the High School of Science and Technology shooting, with Springfield police seeking public assistance.

An SUV and landscaping truck crashed in Medfield, MA, injuring a 60-year-old woman who was airlifted to a hospital. The incident is under investigation.

A man was sentenced to 15-18 years for a shootout with Boston police in 2022 and received additional probation upon conviction in January for assaulting with a weapon.

Boston Police officers joined a St. Patrick's Day luncheon at St. John's Parish Hall to engage with local seniors, enhancing community relations through food and games like BINGO.