Suasday, a popular Cambodian-inspired eatery in Boston's North End, is set to close after December 22 due to a family death, with potential for future pop-up events.

Boston Parks Department hosts a free indoor 7-v-7 soccer tournament for grades 7-12 at Northeastern University's Carter Playground Bubble, with registration closing December 18.

The historic home of late Massachusetts Governor William Claflin, located on Beacon Hill, is for sale at $4.1 million, offering luxury modern amenities while preserving 19th-century details.

Boston's Hammond Pond Parkway is under a $11.3 million renovation to improve safety and access, set for completion by 2025. The upgrade entails a roadway redesign and enhanced connections to local green spaces.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Manisha Bhatt, Bernadette Stark, and Michelle Yee to the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court, emphasizing their commitment to families and children. Their confirmations now depend on the Governor's Council's review.

A Northampton man, Joshua Martinelli, is arrested for firing an "AK-47-style" rifle into his neighbor's home; no injuries reported despite four adults present.

DraftKings faces a class action lawsuit in Massachusetts for deceptive practices relating to a "$1,000 bonus bet" offer, which allegedly misleads customers about the true conditions required to claim it.

Boston's emergency shelter for homeless and migrants at the transportation building is moving to Eastern Nazarene College, aiming to house more families.

Sally's Apizza is set to open in Greater Boston's Woburn Village on December 14, continuing its expansion with the same renowned, charred crust pizzas since 1938.

The FDA approves a new gene therapy, Casgevy, for sickle cell disease in patients aged 12 and older, along with a second treatment, Lyfgenia, offering new options for this life-threatening disorder.

MIT researchers have developed an automated system to help professionals discern when to trust AI assistance, potentially improving human-AI collaboration accuracy by 5%.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Bessie Dewar for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, praising her as a consensus builder with extensive experience. Dewar's confirmation is pending review by the Governor's Council.

Massachusetts has allocated $310,000 in federal funds to improve substance use disorder programs in prisons, aiming to aid incarcerated individuals and reduce addiction-related crime.