Salem hospital exposes patients to potential HIV and hepatitis infections due to IV error, implements corrective measures. No reported infections so far.

IfNotNow protesters at Boston University Bridge urge Senator Elizabeth Warren to advocate for immediate ceasefire in Israel-Hamas conflict.

Mikmaq author Amanda Peters to discuss her novel, The Berry Pickers, at Cambridge Public Library, shedding light on Indigenous American experiences.

Boston honors veterans with a Legacy tree in city's arboretum, blending nature and commemoration to reflect on sacrifices made.

Harvard faculty criticize institutional stance on freedom of speech, amid concerns of balancing antisemitism and pro-Palestinian expressions on campus.

Police agencies unite to uplift 11-year-old boy, Cristopher battling leukemia.

Boston receives 45-foot white spruce from Nova Scotia, continuing a tradition of unity and shared history, reports Boston Globe.

Mass General Brigham stops enrolling new patients due to capacity strain, impacting healthcare resources and expanding primary care doctors shortage.

Massachusetts considers banning Native American mascots in public schools to curb stereotypical representation of indigenous communities.

Andover teachers end five-day strike with a 15.5 and 34 pay increase for teachers and assistants respectively and better benefits.

Boston Police engage with bar owners to improve safety and welfare at licensed premises in Downtown Boston.

Veronica Robles Cultural Centers 1st Annual Gala highlights the role of the arts in uniting communities, with Boston Police receiving the Amigo Award.

Worcester retires its mounted police to address staffing shortages, refocuses 160,000 expenditure on hiring and training new officers.