Massachusetts launches "STEM Starts Now" themed STEM Week for 2025, highlighting the importance of STEM education through a variety of events across educational stages.

The Head of the Charles Regatta celebrates its 60th anniversary with over 12,000 athletes from around the world, despite a recent cyanobacteria algae bloom advisory.

Over 1,400 arrests were made in Massachusetts by ICE and other federal agencies, targeting individuals for immigration violations and crimes including murder, rape, and drug trafficking.

Boston police arrested Lawrence Chaney Jr. in Dorchester, seizing crack cocaine, two firearms, and other evidence of drug trafficking. He faces multiple charges.

The iconic Boston Citgo sign will be repositioned higher and eastwards to remain visible amid cityscape changes, supported by Governor Healey and Mayor Wu.

MIT engineers have developed a method to detach cells from surfaces using electrochemically generated bubbles, potentially increasing efficiency in biotech and other industries.

The Route 107 bridge between Saugus and Lynn, Massachusetts, is closed indefinitely due to a structural crack, affecting local traffic and businesses.

Boston's Winter Street debuts 'Color Flows on Winter Street,' featuring art, food, and events daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. until November 16, enhancing downtown vibrancy.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads 20 states in a legal brief supporting The Stanford Daily against policies impacting noncitizen students' First Amendment rights.

Boston experiences a cold front with gusty conditions, but a gradual warm-up is expected. The Head of the Charles Regatta is set for the weekend. A shift brings milder temperatures, yet showers are likely early next week.

A police incident in Milford, MA, involved injuries to a suspect and an officer during a warrant arrest. The suspect became combative, leading to the use of a Taser and subsequent injuries.

A historic Beacon Hill brownstone at 94 Mount Vernon Street, vacant for 20 years, has been renovated and listed for $15.5 million, blending modern luxury with its 1830s charm.

MIT has launched the Rare Brain Disorders Nexus (RareNet) to enhance research on rare brain conditions, founded with a philanthropic donation from Ana Méndez and Rajeev Jayavant.