The Fall Classic 5K Road Race in Cambridge on October 5 will lead to street closures, impacting traffic from 9 AM to around 10:15 AM. Residents should plan for detours.

Boston Police Department seeks public help to identify suspects in a Roxbury aggravated assault, ensuring tipster confidentiality through various submission methods.

Boston is expected to experience a cool weather shift with lower temperatures and a northeast wind, alongside heightened surf and rip currents due to distant tropical storms.

The Multicultural Arts Center in East Cambridge opens its 2025-2026 season, honoring its diverse artistic legacy and future commitments, including accessibility upgrades and free programming.

Boston Police seek information about a Mattapan aggravated assault and assure tipsters of confidentiality across various platforms, including a hotline and CrimeStoppers.

Our Lady, Star of the Sea church in Marblehead has experienced a second fire; the congregation evacuated with no damage reported. Investigations are ongoing.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking public help to find missing 17-year-old Kenneth De La Cruz, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Boston opens the $111.4 million William E. Carter School, designed for students with severe disabilities, offering features like a zero-entry pool and therapy spaces, and aiming for LEED Gold certification.

Boston's weekend weather forecast includes sunny skies with highs near 76, a chance of showers tonight, and warming to 81 by Sunday afternoon. Cooler temperatures expected midweek.

Boston City Council approves the conversion of beer and wine licenses to all-alcohol licenses to support local businesses and enhance the city's nightlife and dining economy.

Holyoke Police arrested Felix Vargas for allegedly dealing drugs in Gramps Park, seizing heroin/fentanyl and cocaine. The arrest was part of a proactive parks initiative.

Boston traffic advisories announced due to weekend events including parades, races, and fairs, affecting parking and road access across various neighborhoods.

Boston Police supported veterans at the 2025 Greater Boston Stand Down event offering services like food and health screenings, emphasizing community engagement.