Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in a July 26 armed robbery in Roxbury involving an electric scooter theft.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll allocate $182 million for 1,245 new low-income rental homes, aiming to address the state's housing crisis.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz support new legislation to allow businesses to upgrade from beer and wine to all-alcohol licenses, aiming to boost local economies and community bonds.

EEE virus was detected in a mosquito sample from Bridgewater, Massachusetts, prompting health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito bites. No human or animal cases have been reported in the state this year.

Cleveland fugitive Webster Portalatin-Castro, wanted for the alleged rape of a minor, was captured in Lawrence, MA by U.S. Marshals and local law enforcement.

Mayor Wu announced a $1.7 million investment from Boston's Neighborhood Jobs Trust to support workforce development, aiding 600 residents through education and training with 14 community organizations.

Boston's weather will fluctuate, with showers and potential thunderstorms followed by a cool Friday. The weekend will be sunny with temperatures rising on Sunday and Monday. Rain may return later in the week.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 engaged with students at the Ohrenberger School via their Ice Cream Truck, fostering positive police-youth interactions.

MassDOT partners with Applegreen for a $750 million upgrade of 18 service plazas in Massachusetts, creating 750 construction and 1,500 operational jobs, with local firms like Rachael's involved in the supply chain.

A disabled train on Boston's MBTA Green Line caused rush hour delays, with shuttle buses replacing service for a time before resuming normal operations.

Boston police arrested Jason Archie for a downtown break-in after finding a shattered door and empty cash register.

David Gonzalez received an 18-20 year sentence for raping a child in 2017, with a concurrent 9-10 years for indecent assault on a child, as per the Berkshire District Attorney’s Office.

The Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams initiative encourages high school students to solve real-world problems by inventing, providing them with grants and opportunities to showcase their work at events like Eurekafest.