Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads a 21-state lawsuit against the DOJ challenging restrictions that prevent the use of federal grants for legal services to crime survivors without legal status in the U.S.

Forensic teams have exhumed the body of Henry Bedard Jr. in Swampscott, Massachusetts to reexamine his 1974 murder.

MIT researchers discovered that a diet high in cysteine can accelerate the regeneration of the small intestine's lining, a finding with potential benefits for patients undergoing cancer treatments.

The historic James Dugan House in Salem, an Italianate Victorian home with over 5,000 sq ft, three bedrooms, and multiple baths, is on sale for $1.699 million.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced the six recipients of the 2025 Community Clean Air Grant totaling $1,117,296 to reduce air pollution in vulnerable neighborhoods.

Registration is open for the 2025 Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament in Boston, with separate divisions for competitive, recreational, and children with disabilities.

Dr. Neena Prasad, an acclaimed Indian dancer, is set to perform Mohiniyattam in Cambridge on October 4th, with live musical accompaniment, under the Rasik Dance Concert Series.

An MIT study found that over half of FDA-approved drugs since 2000 have connections to NIH research, highlighting the potential impact of proposed NIH budget cuts on future drug development.

MIT research reveals that intestinal mucus, particularly MUC2, contains molecules that can deactivate Salmonella infection pathways, which may lead to preventive treatments against gastrointestinal pathogens.

Boston designates October as Italian-American Heritage Month to honor the contributions of its Italian-American community, including historical figures and cultural impacts, with events like a flag-raising ceremony.

AG Campbell leads a multistate lawsuit against the Trump Administration's conditions on sex ed funding, deeming them unlawful for excluding gender diversity.

MBTA Transit Police seek public help in identifying a person of interest linked to an indecent assault at South Weymouth Commuter Rail station, using a photo in a social media post.

Springfield Police arrested a 15-year-old for an armed carjacking; the department recovered the stolen vehicle and the suspect was already known to authorities.