Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirms the 29th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to start the holiday season with tree lighting and Santa visits across 16 neighborhoods.

The Southborough Police arrested four people during a hotel sweep, two facing drug-related charges, in an effort to address local drug activity and serve outstanding warrants.

Boston is preparing for the 50th anniversary of First Night on New Year's Eve with activities across the city, including ice sculptures, a parade, and fireworks. The event highlights local art and is family-friendly.

Re:Bar opens in Everett, offering a mix of axe-throwing, darts, Nerf gun battles, gourmet hot dogs, and cocktails, designed as an experiential social space.

The MSPCA-Angell is hosting a "pay-what-you-can" adoptathon due to a surge in animal surrenders and is requesting community support to free up shelter space.

Olivia Dean announces 'The Art of Loving Tour,' starting July 10, 2026, in North America, with sales beginning November 21. The tour supports her album and includes charitable donations.

Authorities in Pittsfield dismantled a drug ring, seizing drugs, firearms, and cash, with nine indicted. The results stem from a collaborative law enforcement effort.

Stephen Murphy was acquitted on three sexual assault charges but the jury deadlocked on five others, with a previous mistrial also noted. His accuser, David Meehan, testified about alleged abuse at a youth center.

Massachusetts has taken steps to improve flu vaccine access by allowing local health boards' staff to administer shots without a provider's sign-off, emphasizing public health and equity.

A man was arrested in Winchendon, MA, for stabbing a female relative, who survived. Responding officers subdued and charged the suspect, Jack Newbrough, who also self-harmed.

Springfield Police Department made multiple arrests and seized drugs and firearms in their battle against local drug distribution.

The Attorney General's Office awards $2 million to Worcester Community Housing Resources to rehabilitate and expand affordable housing through the REACH program.

Constitution Beach in East Boston unveils a $1.1 million playground, designed for durability and accessibility, featuring beach-themed equipment for various ages.