The Healey-Driscoll administration criticized the Trump administration's cancellation of over $45 million meant for Massachusetts land conservation, impacting farmers, economies, and habitat preservation.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the return of the Donna Summer Disco Party and new dance party series at City Hall Plaza, featuring a variety of music and roller skating.

Mixed summer weather ahead for Boston, with some rain and potential thunderstorms, but also days of sunshine and rising temperatures.

Massachusetts grants $17.9 million to 71 behavioral health organizations to support and increase the state's mental health professionals through the SCIP, benefiting clinicians-in-training and addressing workforce shortages.

A truck crashed into a Fall River daycare, leading to its closure and the arrest of driver Eric Brasidio on DUI and other charges. No one was inside at the time, but the crash displaced 95 children and 25 teachers.

The 11th annual Donna Summer Disco Party is set to take place at City Hall Plaza on June 27th, celebrating the legacy of the Boston-born disco queen with an evening of music and dancing.

A 13-year-old boy was arrested in Dorchester for crashing a stolen moped and trying to flee; he faces charges including unlicensed operation and receiving a stolen vehicle.

Massachusetts has launched 'Future Ready: AI in the Classroom,' a program to integrate AI into high school curricula, benefiting over 1,600 students through professional development for teachers.

A shuttle bus crashed into a Boston building, injuring 14; the driver appeared confused and the cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts' energy bill is projected to save residents $13.7 billion over ten years, backed by independent studies and supporting a more self-sufficient energy framework.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking a suspect who intentionally broke a fare gate at Back Bay station to evade paying. They encourage the public to provide information.

Suya Joint, an acclaimed West African restaurant in Roxbury, faces potential closure after its manager, Paul Dama, was detained by ICE on his way to church.

The Boston Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a larceny suspect who stole a pocketbook containing tips from an employee locker on Hanover Street on June 15, 2025.