AG Campbell launches a webinar series to guide non-profits through changes under Trump's policies, offering legal resources and responding to federal actions against the sector.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a bipartisan group of 47 attorneys general urging tech and payment companies to combat nonconsensual deepfake imagery.

The SHADE project in Sennott Park, led by teens, created a multifunctional space for socializing and mental health support, featuring a "Halo" light for safety.

Boston Police seek public help to identify suspects following a shooting in Dorchester, with detailed descriptions of two individuals provided. Tips can be confidentially submitted.

Flour Bakery is opening its 11th location in Boston, in a space formerly occupied by J.P. Licks, offering baked goods and for the first time, soft serve ice cream.

A 72-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a collision with a truck in Ipswich, Massachusetts, near Dow Brook Conservation Area. The investigation is ongoing.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Secretary Ed Augustus announced a $15 million HDIP funding increase to create 829 new homes in six Gateway Cities, supporting housing needs and community revitalization.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu launched SHORE-UP, a $200,000 pilot program to help seniors facing housing instability by providing subsidies until they get affordable housing.

Scattered showers are expected in Boston on Monday with a possibility of rain below a tenth of an inch, but the week ahead promises sunny days and comfortable temperatures leading into a largely dry Labor Day weekend.

Hilliards Chocolates is opening a new store in West Newton, continuing a near-century legacy of handcrafted sweets. The New England confectioner will feature chocolates, truffles, and an ice cream parlor.

Springfield man, Bairon Ubeda, was convicted for child sexual exploitation and child pornography possession after using social media to manipulate and extort women.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced a $40 million investment in affordable housing, focusing on projects that cater to various income levels and vulnerable populations through an annual RFP process.

The annual Waterfront Festival will be held on Saturday, August 23, with activities and a classic car show, but also with traffic changes and parking restrictions as advised by the Plymouth Police.