Boston celebrated the SCALE program's first cohort, supporting local business expansion and city contract bidding with Mayor Wu highlighting the city's diversity in contracting achievements.

Boston police arrested two men in Dorchester for drug distribution; one had crack cocaine and Oxycodone, the other had drug paraphernalia and firearms.

Three individuals were arrested in connection with a Dorchester carjacking; a juvenile will appear in juvenile court, while the other two suspects face arraignment in district courts.

Boston is set for varied weather with sun today, a significant storm tomorrow bringing rain and wind gusts up to 47 mph, then a clearer, calmer weekend.

Governor Healey's administration grants $5 million to Nashoba Valley EMS following a local medical center's closure.

Volunteers significantly contribute to Cambridge's Community Learning Center, supporting adult education and fostering personal growth across linguistic and cultural boundaries.

The Massachusetts DOC and State Police's joint task force has been successful in preventing drugs and contraband from entering state prisons, resulting in multiple arrests and seizures.

St. Joseph School in Medford, Massachusetts, closes due to a stomach bug outbreak, following a similar incident at Roberts Elementary School. Classes are canceled for deep cleaning.

A fatal house fire in Northampton is being investigated after firefighters battled the blaze that claimed one life; the victim's identity and cause of death are pending.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts is dedicating $50 million to improve 217 miles of roads across 34 municipalities, aimed at enhancing travel safety and quality.

Police in Milford, with Massachusetts State Police, arrested Brockton resident Bernaddy Mondesir, wanted on seven warrants, at a Highland Street address without incident.

A chain-reaction crash led to a fire at a Stoughton gas station early Wednesday; three hospitalized, but injuries not serious. The crash and subsequent fire were managed by the station's suppression system and firefighters.

Massachusetts AG Campbell joins a lawsuit against the Trump Administration for allegedly withholding $2 billion in electric vehicle charging infrastructure funds.