Boston hotel workers from UNITE HERE Local 26 reach a tentative deal with Omni Hotels, potentially ending strikes after demanding higher wages, pensions, and better working conditions.

Harvard faculty held a study-in protest at Widener Library in solidarity with pro-Palestine students previously disciplined for a similar quiet demonstration.

Boston Police joined students for activities during Faith and Blue Week, aiming to strengthen community bonds with bowling, a zoo visit, and a pizza party.

A Massachusetts restaurant apologized after WWII reenactors, including some dressed as Nazis, dined there, sparking community backlash and prompting their temporary closure.

The Boston Police Department's blog reported on the Faith and Blue Coffee with a Cop event at Sacred Heart Parish, which aimed to strengthen community-police relations.

Boston Police Department's District D-4 officers joined Villa Victoria residents for a Peace Walk during Faith and Blue Week 2024 to promote community ties and safety.

Boston Police Department officers attended the Blessing of Officers Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Roslindale, aligning with the Faith & Blue initiative to strengthen police-community ties.

The Boston CATstravaganza, hosted by Loving Cats Worldwide, featured cat-centric activities, a competition, and supported cat adoptions. A Norwegian forest cat, Lula, won Best In Show.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is preparing for the BCCO-65-24 class's November graduation and is inviting new applicants for the 2025 academy.

Ethel Kennedy's funeral was held at Our Lady of Victory parish, attended by family and notable figures. Remembered for her activism and resilience, she leaves a lasting impact.

Workers from Omni Parker House and Omni Boston Seaport have joined others on strike in Boston, demanding fair wages, job restoration, and daily room cleaning.

The Boston Police Department's Faith & Blue event in the South End included a blessing for officers and their comfort dog, Copper, aiming to strengthen community ties.

Boston Police officers played basketball with youths to foster community ties and address social issues through the RISE program's 'Building Bridges through Basketball.'