Boston Police and seniors at the Kroc Center honored the 80th anniversary of D-Day by decorating patriotic donuts during "Coffee and Conversation," ahead of National Donut Day.

The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution visited Boston Police Department's District A-7 to donate "Hero Basket items" and show appreciation for local law enforcement.

Boston Police joined the Conley School Field Day in Roslindale to engage with students in a friendly manner, allowing them to try on safety gear and view SWAT vehicles.

Boston Police District A-1 officers assist seniors at Beverly Gibbons Center with craft preparations for Bunker Hill Day Parade, underscoring community and safety commitment.

Boston Police Department's District E-5 officers attended the Casserly House Advisory Board meeting to foster community relations and support immigrant integration in Roslindale.

Boston Police officers joined a breakfast event with seniors at the Veronica Smith Senior Center, fostering community relations and introducing 'The Listening Space' initiative.

The 41st annual Scooper Bowl ice cream event takes place at Boston City Hall Plaza, with proceeds supporting cancer care and research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Nearly 20 Massachusetts beaches closed due to high bacteria levels; officials and beachgoers express concern over water safety and the impact of pollution and weather.

The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department participated in the Dorchester Day Parade, engaging with the community and strengthening bonds between law enforcement and residents.

Boston Police engaged in a friendly futsal game with local youth, fostering community relations through sports and shared meals, as part of an initiative to strengthen ties between law enforcement and the community.

Boston Police officers from District A-7 continue their youth outreach by hosting a hockey training program that promotes skill development and fosters community relations.

Boston Police joined Franklin Hill residents in a community walk to address safety and strengthen bonds, reflecting a trend in proactive, integrated community policing.

Boston kicked off Pride Month with the BIPOQ Pride DTX Block Party, featuring performances and vendors to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, particularly people of color.