A recent collaboration between BPD and local faith leaders in Jamaica Plain reveals the potential for partnerships to foster compassion, healing, and community ties.

Recent tests reveal elevated lead levels in the drinking water of some Boston homes, prompting officials to urge residents to remove lead service lines and ensure the health and safety of their households.

The Nobel Prize in Economics is awarded to Harvard Professor Claudia Goldin for her groundbreaking research on women’s labor market outcomes, offering new insights into the gender gap.

As Israel faces increasing attacks, hundreds gather in Boston to show their support, while a pro-Palestinian rally is also scheduled in Cambridge.

A wave of xenophobic extremism rises as the fringe group NSC-131 actively protests against migrants in Massachusetts, raising concerns over the group's increasing influence and actions in the region.

As Boston Celtics Superstar Jayson Tatum mentors youngsters on the basketball court at the Holland Community Center, we delve deeper into the impact of community engagement and the responsibilities that role models like Tatum embody for the future generation.

Officers from the Boston Police Department and members of Metropolitan Baptist Church joined forces for a night of community engagement and fun at the Franklin Park Zoo as part of Faith in Blue Week. This event highlights the importance of trust and understanding in building strong bonds between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Northboro Public Schools in Massachusetts recently faced polarizing responses regarding changes to its Halloween festivities, aiming at promoting equity and inclusion.

A repeat occurrence of last year's Men's March against abortion and clown counter-protest in Boston is anticipated on November 4th, with both sides expressing their stance on the enduring issue of reproductive rights.

As elder abuse continues to be a concerning issue, the Boston Police Department participates in an Elder Justice Awareness Workshop aimed at educating residents on recognizing signs of abuse and preventing financial scams.

On a sunny afternoon, the elders of Hyde Park and local BPD officers come together for Coffee with a Cop and a friendly game of Dominoes.

Following a divided school board decision in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the high school's logo featuring a Native American man will be phased out due to concerns about the mascot's offensiveness.

Members of the Boston Police Department and East Boston community gathered at East Boston Central Catholic School for the Faith and Blue Coffee with a Cop event.