A protest in downtown Boston turned violent, resulting in arrests and injured police officers. The Boston Police are investigating and encouraging public tips.

Massachusetts invests $7.4 million in workforce training grants to train and place over 1,100 workers in high-demand fields across various industries, managed by Commonwealth Corporation.

Boston's weather is clearing after rain and possible storms, with temperatures dropping significantly overnight and sunny days ahead. Some areas expect heavier rainfall, while a developing nor'easter is unlikely to affect the region.

A South Boston exhibition honoring victims of the Nova Music Festival attack features artifacts and survivor stories, fostering remembrance and healing.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey supports bills for a license plate honoring families of fallen police officers, to be issued at no cost by the RMV.

Milford, Massachusetts police defused a standoff with Darren Esslinger, who barricaded himself with a knife. He faces charges including assault with intent to murder.

The 46th annual Oktoberfest and Honk! Parade will cause road closures in Harvard Square this Sunday, with festivities beginning at 11 a.m. and a parade at noon leading to heavy traffic disruptions.

Three individuals were arrested for the May murder of Gui Lin in Derry, New Hampshire. They face charges including second-degree murder and attempted burglary.

Boston police towed nine scooters and arrested Ivan Mateo-Perez for unregistered vehicle operation and related offenses during "Operation Safe Scooter."

Wakefield Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Nay-Leiah Spencer-Cradock, who may be in Malden, Somerville, or Boston. She was last spotted wearing gray sweatpants, a black hoodie, and brown boots.

Street racing and reckless driving led to multiple arrests and disruptions in Fall River, with a group blocking roads and impeding an ambulance, posing a threat to public safety.

Matt Damon joined Iron Chef Ming Tsai at "Cooking Live Boston," raising money for Family Reach, to support families facing financial hardship due to cancer treatments.

Massachusetts faces a $3.7 billion federal funding shortfall due to Trump-era policies, impacting public services and potentially health care coverage and SNAP for residents.