Boston's District E-13 police celebrated local graduates with refreshments and care packages, supporting their transition to college and fostering positive community relations.

David Murphy is appointed as the interim superintendent of Cambridge Public Schools, replacing Victoria Greer. His term may last 90 days to a year, during which a long-term replacement will be sought.

The Cambridge Police Youth Academy offers a 6-week law enforcement program for teens as part of the Mayor’s Summer Employment Program, including practical police experience and legal education.

Boston Police officers from District D-14 gave a safety talk to children at St. Columbkille Partnership School, distributing coloring books and fostering safety awareness.

The Plymouth 911 Communications Center celebrates its first anniversary, achieving a reduction in 911 medical call response times from 2 minutes and 20 seconds to 68 seconds.

Boston offers a host of summer activities, including free fitness classes, educational programs, sports events, library services, and concerts for all ages.

Boston Police's District A-7 hosts a hockey program to engage local youth and improve police-community relations.

Boston police officers from District C-6 engage with local seniors in weekly walks from Castle Cove Apartments to Castle Island to foster community relations.

Massachusetts health officials warn of potential measles exposure after an infected traveler visited Logan Airport and took a KLM flight to Amsterdam.

Mayor Wu and city officials held a community engagement event at the newly renovated Mothers Rest Park in Dorchester, highlighted by the Boston Police Department. Residents discussed local concerns and enjoyed new park amenities.

Boston Police and BPS students partnered to donate hygiene products to a local family shelter, showcasing community engagement and the positive impact of collaborative efforts.

The town of Norfolk, Massachusetts, is divided after migrant families moved into a former correctional center, prompting both protests and calls for compassion amid concerns about local resources.

Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy announces its closure due to financial troubles, planning to support current students and staff during the transition.