Massachusetts introduces the First Peoples First Stewards Children's Library to share Native American authors at DCR sites, highlighting Indigenous histories and stewardship.

Broadway In Boston announces the 2026-27 season lineup, featuring "Operation Mincemeat," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Maybe Happy Ending," among other shows. Subscriptions are now available.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts has proposed a budget that includes a $1.2 billion investment over four years for municipal transportation projects, along with a new infrastructure repair program called FAIR.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a coalition of 21 attorneys general to maintain an injunction against a Trump policy that could bar international students from the U.S.

Boston Police Department charged Cornell Bell with a 1999 homicide, using forensic advancements to solve the cold case. Bell, already incarcerated, was arraigned for the murder of Caryn Bonner.

Kevin Denis, who was jailed for a 1994 murder in Dorchester, has been granted parole, reflecting new sentencing perspectives by the Massachusetts Parole Board.

Investigators are using genetic genealogy to identify a young girl's skull found in Seabrook, New Hampshire in 1994, believed to be of Greek heritage from the island of Chios.

Boston residents can vote on how to allocate $2.2 million in public funds through the "Ideas in Action" participatory budgeting initiative until February 15, 2026.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced her bid for reelection, focusing on lower costs and opposition to Trump-era policies. She faces potential Republican challengers in the upcoming election.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a Dorchester assault and larceny involving a weapon at a Stop & Shop. The suspect is a dark-skinned male in his mid-40s to 50s.

A single-vehicle crash in Falmouth, MA, led to a fiery wreck and a driver seriously injured, saved by local resident David Panora. The cause is under investigation.

Worcester Police are seeking help in finding missing 14-year-old Dakya Sequeira, last seen January 13, 2026. The public is urged to report any information.

The Boston Police Department seeks public help to locate their Most Wanted and assure tipsters' anonymity through various anonymous reporting methods.