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.

Boston Police officers visited a school to read literature that celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage, as part of their AAPI Heritage Month initiatives.

Boston Police attended the opening of Viva Mi Arepa in Jamaica Plain, showing support for community relations and local businesses.

Boston Police's District A-1 engaged with local youth at Charlestown Boys and Girls Club through basketball and a cookout to strengthen community relations.

Billionaire Robert Hale Jr. gifted each Bridgewater State University graduate $500 and an additional $500 to give to someone in need at their commencement.

Boston Police District E-5 officers engaged with community members at Mayor Wu's Coffee Hour, providing safety information and strengthening community ties.

Harvard Law School discovered that its supposed copy of the Magna Carta is an original from 1300, as confirmed by British scholars using advanced imaging techniques.

A young East Boston boy, Paul Baglio, received a police escort to school and community support as he battles cancer, arranged by Boston Police, Cops for Kids with Cancer, and his school.