Boston Embraces Bright, Mild Weather as Daylight Saving Time Ends and Autumn Deepens
Boston moved out of daylight saving time, enjoying an earlier sunrise and sunset. The coming week's weather is expected to be mild with classic fall conditions, though intermittent rain is also forecasted.
Four Eversource Workers Injured in New Bedford Worksites Incident Amidst Equipment Malfunction
Four Eversource workers were injured in a possible explosion at a New Bedford worksite while securing power to a transformer. The incident caused a brief power outage for 1,347 customers. Their current condition is unknown as investigations continue.
Manchester Police Seek Public's Help in Locating Missing 71-Year-Old Paul Hazen
Manchester Police seek public help to locate missing 71-year-old Paul Hazen, last contacted in July. Hazen has no fixed address, complicating the search. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.
Massachusetts Boosts Local Economies with $179 Million in Grants for Development Projects Across 190 Communities
The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has announced $179 million in grants for local economic development projects, aiming to strengthen communities by improving infrastructure, housing, and jobs.
Boston Rallies to Support Residents Amid SNAP Benefit Cuts as Mayor Wu Partners with The Boston Foundation for Emergency Aid
Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu and partners offer aid to those affected by the halted SNAP benefits, providing over $1 million in aid, resources, and support to the city's vulnerable populations.












