Youth hockey players from diverse Boston neighborhoods are set to compete in the 2025 Mayor's Cup Ice Hockey Tournament beginning December 5, with 1,500 participants across 134 games in nine rinks.

ByHeart Inc. has recalled its powdered infant formula due to potential Clostridium botulinum contamination. No cases reported in Massachusetts; consumers advised to dispose of or return the product.

A large fire damaged a home on Train Street in Dorchester, Boston, injuring one firefighter and displacing two residents. The cause is under investigation.

The Howe Mansion in Nahant, Massachusetts, has been restored with $5.5 million. The project, led by Volnay Capital, saved the 1880 Queen Anne structure from demolition, blending historical elements with luxurious modern amenities.

Two Cleveland Guardians pitchers are accused of a gambling scheme manipulating MLB game outcomes for bettors, facing multiple charges including wire fraud and money laundering.

Boston's weather is transitioning from rain to potential snow showers with fluctuating temperatures, including a cold Veterans Day and a sunny yet crisp weekend ahead.

Barry Hanson was arrested by Worcester and Webster Police for outstanding warrants, including firearm possession without a permit and witness intimidation.

A fire at the Olympia Place apartment complex in Amherst, Massachusetts caused a large emergency response, with no immediate information on cause or injuries. Firefighters worked overnight to contain the blaze.

The MBTA Transit Police have issued an alert for Jon Brent Dyer, wanted in connection with a rape and strangulation case from September 26 in Widette Circle, Boston. Dyer, born August 13, 1967, is described as 6 feet tall and weighing 185 pounds. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Criminal Investigation Unit at 617-222-1050 or call 911 if seen.

The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded $16.3 million to designate 14 regions across Massachusetts as TechHubs, aiming to boost innovation and technological development throughout the state.

Efrain Rivera, 54, was arrested for shoplifting in Boston and charged with being a Common and Notorious Thief due to his history of larceny convictions. He was found with stolen goods worth $1,140.

Boston City Council seeks FEMA partnership for flood resilience, aiming to join NFIP and CRS for insurance discounts and better protection against climate-induced flooding.

1960s-style house in Natick, MA, known for its mid-century decor and blue color theme, is for sale, featuring original fixtures and modern updates like a new roof and water heater.