Hunters discovered skeletal remains and a suicide note in a car in a Massachusetts forest, suggesting a double suicide with no outside actors involved.

Steve Pagliuca has listed his renovated Back Bay mansion for $10.995 million, featuring luxurious amenities, modern updates, and historical architecture.

Massachusetts Governor Healey initiates a public campaign to promote flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, countering federal vaccine access limits, and ensuring statewide coverage by insurers.

The Trump Administration has paused $11 billion in USACE projects, potentially delaying the replacement of Cape Cod's Bourne and Sagamore bridges. Massachusetts has committed state funds, but federal funding uncertainty remains.

The Boston Police have alerted the public about a series of robberies targeting cash registers in local businesses, with the thief posing as a customer.

Cardiac Crusade, a non-profit started by survivor Julie Coons, is working to make AEDs more accessible and has launched in Boston to map AED locations and integrate them into smartphone maps.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration has released over $22 million in grants to enhance food security by supporting 113 local food producers and organizations.

Boston Police seek help identifying two suspects involved in a Lululemon theft on Boylston Street, urging public assistance and assuring tipster anonymity.

Boston Police warn of aggressive charity scammers targeting women in parking lots, causing significant financial losses, urging public vigilance and reporting.

The weekend in Boston promises pleasant weather for the Head of the Charles Regatta, with a sunny 63°F on Saturday and warmer on Sunday. Rain and storms are expected on Monday.

Boston prepares for events with traffic advisories; residents are encouraged to use alternatives like Bluebikes and the MBTA. Street closures for races and parades are expected in various neighborhoods.

Boston Police increased activity in Hyde Park, targeting scooter and moped violations, seizing 11 vehicles, and issuing citations to address related crimes.

Mayor Michelle Wu will host Boston's first State of the Schools address, focusing on her vision for BPS and honoring educators, at Josiah Quincy Upper School.