Mayor Michelle Wu has unveiled Boston's "Safe, Healthy and Active Summer 2025" plan, including violence prevention and community events, bolstered by a $1 million pledge from the Cummings Foundation.

Massachusetts bar advocates plan to decline new criminal cases from Tuesday seeking increased pay, risking court system strain and undermining legal representation quality for poorer defendants.

Hundreds gathered in Boston on Memorial Day to honor veterans and protest for immigrant rights. Mass 50501 organized the event, where speakers, including veterans, voiced concerns over democracy and immigration practices under Trump's administration.

Boston Police seek public help to locate Adam McCree, 28, from Dorchester, wanted for attempted kidnapping, assault, and outstanding warrants. He may be in New York.

Boston Police seek a suspect in traffic light vandalism downtown, releasing surveillance images for public assistance.

Over 50 cars were burglarized and at least four stolen in Lexington, MA, near Routes 2 and 128, with police urging residents to lock vehicles and remove valuables.

Boston Calling festival kicks off with excitement despite previous weather concerns and merges stages for a dynamic atmosphere.

Boston's holiday weekend weather includes showers, cloudy skies with highs near 62°F, and gentle west winds. Conditions improve with mostly sunny skies and temperatures reaching mid-70s later in the week.

The Worcester Police Department is requesting public assistance to find missing 16-year-old Julianna Carrion since May 16, emphasizing the urgency of community help.

George Floyd's uncle, Selwyn Jones, urged for police reform at the Massachusetts State House, as DOJ retracted settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville police.

Jim Pallotta's 19-acre Weston estate, featuring a 21,000-square-foot home with luxury amenities, is on sale for $38 million. The property includes a basketball court, pool, and additional land for expansion.

The former Harvard morgue manager pled guilty to selling stolen body parts, with several others implicated in the scheme; Harvard called it a betrayal of trust.

MIT and Singapore-MIT Alliance researchers have developed a technology that extends produce shelf life by using biodegradable microneedles to inject melatonin into plants, which may help reduce global food waste.