The Healey-Driscoll administration announced the release of a Bridgewater lot for housing development, highlighting the success of the "State Land for Homes" initiative and collaboration with educational institutions.

Boston's weekend forecast includes cooler temperatures, sun, and potential scattered showers, with highs in the 70s and evening lows around 58 degrees.

Artist Adela Goldbard's installation of a 24.5-foot colonial Galleon made from Mexican reeds was set ablaze in Boston, symbolizing 300 years of history and provoking critical thinking.

MIT's bladder cancer treatment device, originating from a whiteboard idea, has been FDA approved, offering a novel localized drug delivery system with an impressive 82.4% cancer-free rate in a pivotal study.

The former fire chief of Ware, Massachusetts, Thomas Coulombe, pleaded guilty to embezzling over $20,000 from the town and nonprofit fire associations.

The Big E fair in New England is opening, featuring the Massachusetts Building with local vendors, foods, and crafts, celebrating the state's agricultural heritage since 1919.

Boston Police from District E-13 joined locals for free salsa lessons in Jamaica Plain to foster community ties, with officers serving ice cream to children and dancing with residents.

ICE agents in Boston arrested dangerous illegal aliens in a crackdown opposing local sanctuary policies, under the expanded Operation Patriot 2.0, with DHS criticizing these policies and targeting Massachusetts.

Cambridge Savings Bank and the Community Development Department offer a financial education workshop series for local businesses, covering topics like cash flow and marketing through Zoom every Thursday in October.

The Cambridge Fire Department announces a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on September 11, 2025, inviting the community to honor those lost in the attacks and their aftermath.

Massachusetts ranked as one of the happiest states in America by WalletHub, highlighted for its low suicide rate and adequate-sleep rate, despite some employment and productivity challenges.

The Early College initiative in Massachusetts is successfully increasing college enrollment and retention among high school graduates, with a focus on providing equitable opportunities for underrepresented students.

Boston Police visited a youth summer camp to engage with kids, bringing equipment to explore, a comfort dog, and free ice cream to foster positive relations.