Boston Police District B-2 officers held an appreciation luncheon to honor Boston Public Works employees, acknowledging their critical contribution to the city.

MIT chemists have developed a red fluorescent dye with borenium ions for better biomedical imaging. The dye is stable and has a high quantum yield, potentially useful in medical diagnostics, temperature sensing, and creating OLEDs.

The Boston City Council supports a proposal for a recovery campus to tackle the opioid crisis and associated issues, including the reconstruction of Long Island Bridge.

Springfield Police recovered a stolen motorcycle, which led to the arrest of 45-year-old Roberto Falcon for multiple firearm and heroin charges. He had a history of similar offenses.

Boston City Council honors Turkish heritage by declaring October 29 as Turkish Republic Day and commends the Turkish American Cultural Society for enriching the city's culture.

Boston Police are seeking help to locate missing 13-year-old Zaniya "Princess" Davis from Dorchester, last seen on October 4. She frequents Boston, Revere, and Cambridge areas.

Boston Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect involved in an early morning stabbing at School and Province Streets, with images released for assistance.

Boston Police seek public help identifying suspects in a stabbing incident on Cheney Street, Roxbury, where a woman sustained non-fatal injuries. Images of individuals involved were released.

Boston Police seek info on a man stealing Amazon packages in Charlestown on Sept 14 at 11:43 PM; suspect in 20s, wearing Bruins hat and Celtics colors.

Boston experiences warm weather with temperatures in the 80s, but a cooler shift with rain is forecasted by the National Weather Service, potentially followed by a hard freeze.

A man named David Bottom faces multiple charges after assaulting another man at a Webster, Massachusetts, bus stop and later urinating in a police cell.

Police responded to a violent vehicle takeover involving over 100 people in Boston, resulting in a police cruiser set on fire, crowd dispersal measures, and two arrests.

Two men died in a Chelmsford house fire with no working smoke detectors; a neighbor mourned the loss. Firefighters responded quickly but couldn't save the victims. The cause of death and fire are under investigation.