Lowell Police seek public help on social media after a fatal hit-and-run incident involving an adult female pedestrian on Chelmsford Street; the driver fled the scene.

Massachusetts AG leads lawsuit against the Dept. of Education to block changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, which could limit eligibility and affect public servants relying on loan forgiveness.

A suspect was arrested following two non-fatal shootings in Roxbury, Boston, and faces multiple charges, including Armed Assault with Intent to Murder.

A water main break in Westford caused road collapse and flooding, leading to road closures and local traffic disruptions. Officials are working on repairs.

MCAD settled with Merritt Hospitality, addressing gender and sexual orientation discrimination at the Liberty Hotel, where two women were harassed. The hotel will revise policies and donate to an LGBTQIA2S+ nonprofit.

A man and two dogs died in a late-night house fire in Halifax; the home lacked smoke alarms. Firefighters responded quickly, but the victim was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a knife assault in Roxbury. The incident occurred on October 29, 2025. Tips can be made anonymously.

Boston's weather this week will be changeable with periods of rain, gusty winds, and a cool-down, with varying conditions and rapidly changing temperatures.

Massachusetts invests $632,000 in the Cooling Corridors program to plant trees and implement cooling strategies in urban areas, with a focus on Environmental Justice neighborhoods.

The article details the upcoming weather forecast for Boston, including cool temperatures, gusty winds, and daylight saving time adjustments, with a reminder to set clocks back an hour on Sunday.

Boston Police visited Curtis Guild Elementary for 'Character Day,' engaging with students through storytelling and celebrating costumes, reinforcing positive police-community relations.

Boston is preparing for street closures due to events such as the National Men's March, a convention center rechristening, the Veterans Day Parade, Municipal Elections, and the Halloween Parade, impacting traffic and parking.

Boston celebrates its 3rd Supplier Diversity Week, highlighting a 345% increase in city contracts awarded to local diverse businesses since 2019, with Mayor Wu emphasizing the city's gains from these partnerships.