A man was arrested in Boston's Back Bay after a road rage incident led to another man being stabbed and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Boston's weather this week will be mild with seesawing temperatures, mixing sun and clouds, with a chance of rain and thunderstorms. Temperature to reach the 80s by Thursday, with a cooler Sunday forecasted.

Judge Robert Gordon ruled in favor of reinstating Shannon O'Brien as chair of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, overruling Treasurer Deborah Goldberg's dismissal decision.

Boston police arrested a Dorchester woman, Cyndi Blount, for drug trafficking, after she was seen making suspicious transactions and found with fentanyl and crack cocaine.

Two juveniles have been charged in a series of car break-ins in Watertown, Massachusetts, where 15 cars were reported broken into on a single morning.

Boston union workers marched on Labor Day, protesting against Trump's policies and advocating for worker rights. Governor Healey and Senator Warren supported the march, criticizing Trump's lack of support for American workers.

Lowell Police seek help to find missing 73-year-old Luis Sabonge, last seen near Tyler Park on his purple or burgundy bike, wearing a Patriots t-shirt and an orange hat.

The weather in Boston is expected to be sunny with comfortable temperatures and low humidity, ideal for outdoor activities, although rain is predicted towards the end of the week.

Boston officials are defending against intensified ICE actions prompted by the city's sanctuary policies, while Mayor Wu stands firm against federal pressure.

Boston City Council supports Fenway Park food staff in contract dispute; denounces Aramark's pay and automation practices, and affirms workers' right to strike.

AG Campbell led a coalition to release $184M in AmeriCorps funds blocked by the Trump Administration's OMB, preserving critical community service programs.

Mattapan man Jason Grossett was arrested in Bridgewater after a police chase involving a stolen vehicle. He faces multiple charges including failure to stop for police.

A former U.S. Postal Inspector is charged with stealing over $330,000 from packages sent by elderly victims, facing a 45-count indictment including wire and mail fraud.