Hanover High School students made a mess with their senior prank, prompting an apology and an offer to pay for clean-up costs. School officials called the act disrespectful.

Class of 2025 President Megha Vemuri was banned from MIT's commencement after delivering a pro-Palestinian speech criticizing the university's ties to Israel, leading to mixed reactions and a disruption during the Chancellor's speech.

Boston Police and locals refurbished Robert Lawson Park in Jamaica Plain, engaging in litter removal, gardening, and planting, enhancing the park and community relations.

Boston Police celebrated Haitian Heritage Month with the Mattapan Haitian community, engaging in conversation, singing, and dancing at a "Coffee with a Cop" event.

Boston Police engage with youth during AAPI Heritage Month through a reading series at Sumner School, promoting community bonds and diversity appreciation.

Boston Police participated in a Battle of Chelsea Creek reenactment, improving community ties through non-enforcement engagement during historical celebrations.

The Plymouth Police Department honored fallen service members on Memorial Day, urging the community to remember their sacrifice beyond marking the unofficial start of summer.

Peabody residents held a vigil to mourn 14-year-old Jason Bernard, raising anti-bullying chants, as his death prompts an investigation and community calls for action.

Boston police officers joined the Regan Youth League players for a 'Pitch and Hit' baseball event, fostering community relations and enjoying ice cream afterwards.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 visited St. Theresa of Avila School to educate first-grade students on summer safety and showcased a BPD cruiser.

Boston Police Department held their 'Bikes Not Fights' event, providing free helmets to children and engaging the community to promote safety and camaraderie.

The Harvard Square kiosk will reopen as the Cambridge KiOSK on May 30, transforming into a community space with cultural programs and exhibits, including a celebration with live music and refreshments.

Boston Police engage with the community through their "Walk the Beat" program, fostering relations via walks and activities.