Re:Bar opens in Everett, offering a mix of axe-throwing, darts, Nerf gun battles, gourmet hot dogs, and cocktails, designed as an experiential social space.

Olivia Dean announces 'The Art of Loving Tour,' starting July 10, 2026, in North America, with sales beginning November 21. The tour supports her album and includes charitable donations.

Springfield Police Department made multiple arrests and seized drugs and firearms in their battle against local drug distribution.

Constitution Beach in East Boston unveils a $1.1 million playground, designed for durability and accessibility, featuring beach-themed equipment for various ages.

East Bridgewater Police are searching for suspects after an attempted break-in and a dirt bike theft on Plymouth Street, involving a Ford F150 without a front plate.

Healey-Driscoll Administration officials criticize Trump's efforts to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education, emphasizing the negative impact on American education.

Salem Police seek public aid to identify a suspect involved in a Halloween assault at Museum Place Garage, described as short, possibly Asian or Hispanic, with longer hair and a Yankees cap.

Massachusetts TSS partners with InnovateUS to train staff in generative AI for improved government services, emphasizing practical applications and ethical considerations.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate missing 36-year-old Yesie Garcia, described as 5 feet tall with brown hair and eyes.

Holyoke authorities arrested two suspects, Dones and Ortiz-Correa, for arson, attempted murder, and drug trafficking, after a fire on Pine Street and evidence including a "Ghost Gun" and cocaine were found in their hotel room.

A man in Milford was beaten with a bat on Main Street; the assailant, Andre Oliveira Gomes, was arrested and charged with multiple crimes, including assault with intent to murder.

MBTA collected 3,800 pounds of food for Greater Boston Food Bank, providing 3,165 meals to those in need, demonstrating employee's commitment to public service.

Massachusetts expands its Literacy Launch Institutes program to train more educators in early literacy, offering evidence-based, no-cost training to improve student reading skills.