Chef George Mendes has left Amar at Raffles Boston and plans to open new culinary ventures in Boston's South End, including a tasting menu restaurant and a market-bakery-café.

The Boston City Council has passed a resolution urging the federal government to sustain cancer research funding amid potential federal cuts, emphasizing the importance for local medical research and the economy.

A person fell from a moving vehicle on Route 6 in Harwich, Massachusetts, and was severely injured. A suspect is in custody; details are pending further investigation.

Pedro Martinez is appointed as the new commissioner for DESE in Massachusetts, bringing over two decades of experience from his current role in the Chicago Public Schools.

Three people were rescued from a car that had plunged into the water in Gloucester, Massachusetts, thanks to off-duty firefighters and local fishermen.

Boston Police are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect involved in an invasion of privacy at a Roxbury store, who took photos under someone's clothing.

Five arrested and multiple guns seized after a chaotic party in Dorchester; Boston police responded to noise complaints and confrontations at a residence.

Boston prepares for events causing traffic and parking disruptions, with "Run to Remember Road Race" closing main streets and other happenings leading to advisories citywide.

Dominican nationals in Massachusetts are indicted on drug trafficking charges involving fentanyl and crack cocaine; they face potential prison time and deportation if convicted.

Thieves stole $19,750 worth of sunglasses from a Newbury Street store in Boston, with police seeking the public's assistance to identify the suspects.

The Boston City Council voted to implement ranked-choice voting for municipal elections, pending further approvals, amidst debates over its complexity and the continued service of a councilor who pled guilty to corruption charges.

Two individuals were harmed in a crash involving a 77-year-old woman's car in a Massachusetts supermarket parking lot; the incident is under investigation.

Officials in Massachusetts are informing residents about their rights and resources in response to the Trump Administration's reinstatement of garnishment for defaulted student loans.