Governor Healey has appointed Phil Eng as Interim Secretary of MassDOT and Jonathan Gulliver as Undersecretary, ensuring leadership continuity amidst key infrastructure projects. Eng will lead following Monica Tibbits-Nutt's exit.

Boston's Winter Street debuts 'Color Flows on Winter Street,' featuring art, food, and events daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. until November 16, enhancing downtown vibrancy.

The Milford Police Department arrested Alexis Sierra, a suspect involved in a manhunt, for charges including assault with a dangerous weapon, following multi-jurisdiction high-speed pursuits.

The Massachusetts Board has approved a new C3 funding formula to enhance their early education system, emphasizing staff support and operational costs without financial strain on families.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads 20 states in a legal brief supporting The Stanford Daily against policies impacting noncitizen students' First Amendment rights.

The Boston Police Department wrapped up their Faith & Blue Week with a community event, fostering unity between officers and residents, featuring Mayor Wu and other officials.

Auburn Police seek public help to find missing 14-year-old James Tucci. He's 5'6", 150 lbs, with brown hair/eyes. Tips can be anonymous; contact at 508-832-7777 or [email protected].

Boston experiences a cold front with gusty conditions, but a gradual warm-up is expected. The Head of the Charles Regatta is set for the weekend. A shift brings milder temperatures, yet showers are likely early next week.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration has launched the SMART 3.0 initiative to advance solar energy, anticipating $300 million in electricity cost reductions within a year.

The Plymouth Police Department's Facebook post details their weekly activities, reporting 686 incidents, 21 arrests, and 70 medical and wellbeing checks.

Cambridge officials testified before Massachusetts state legislature to advocate for lifting solar production caps in order to continue their expansion towards net zero emissions by 2050.

Everett Mayor clarifies a teenager's arrest involved a knife, not a gun, amid community unrest over ICE's detention of the boy.

A Massachusetts judge halted the installation of Catholic statues at a Quincy public safety building, citing the need for religious neutrality in government, amidst a lawsuit and ACLU involvement.