Thousands celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party with a reenactment in Boston, complete with historical attire and tea throwing, to honor the revolutionary act.

A man was critically wounded in a daytime shooting in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Authorities responded to ShotSpotter alerts and 911 calls, but no suspects have been arrested as the investigation continues.

Harvard University experienced a 17% drop in early admissions applications, which may be influenced by recent controversies and changes in college admissions policies.

Boston celebrated the Dorchester Elite Eagles and Boston Lady Raiders' national championship victories with a parade in Dorchester, attended by Mayor Wu.

Wayne O'Keefe, 50, of Braintree, was arrested for allegedly robbing a Valentino store in Boston, making off with $30,000 in handbags. He faces several charges including vehicle infractions and drug possession.

Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital faces allegations of mishandling infant remains, including a highly publicized case from 2020. Multiple families claim the loss of their infants' remains at the hospital, suggesting a pattern of such incidents.

The Boston Herald reported on a luxury home at 62 Stanley Road in Newton with modern amenities and a price tag of $2,719,000, featuring a chef's kitchen and six bedrooms.

Massachusetts allocates $100 million to cities and towns for transportation improvements under the Healey-Driscoll Administration, funded by the Fair Share Amendment.

Massachusetts authorities charged Joshua Rosa-Reyes with multiple firearm offenses after seizing an illegal arsenal, including assault weapons and a ghost gun.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston is advancing a green transportation agenda aimed at enhancing sustainability, safety, and accessibility, including the promotion of transit, walking, and biking over car use.

An older adult died in a Raynham fire, with officials highlighting the absence of working smoke alarms at the scene. Investigations point to an accidental origin, emphasizing the need for fire safety.

An 18-year-old man was arrested in Hyannis, MA, for trafficking over 18 grams of cocaine and, following an investigation, was caught with 40 grams of crack cocaine and other substances.

Massachusetts launches a $100,000 grant program managed by MOOR to promote inclusive outdoor activities for underserved communities, aiming to improve equity and boost the economy.