The OIG report claims former Hopkinton Parks & Rec director Jay Guelfi violated state laws and town policies related to procurement and cash handling.

Boston Police organized a "Flashlight Walk" in the South End to promote unity and safety with local residents and IBA Boston, fostering better community-police relations.

89 Charles, a new cocktail bar with an Art Deco theme, offers modern cocktails and small plates in Boston's Beacon Hill. Open Tuesday-Saturday, it aims to blend into the historic neighborhood.

Boston Police arrested Joseph Johnson for firearm and motor vehicle violations after he ran red lights and appeared intoxicated. A loaded gun was found in his car.

The LDBPI has begun building the new Center for Healing, Teaching, and Learning in memory of homicide victim Louis Brown, offering services to trauma survivors.

U.S. military bases conduct Energy Resilience Readiness Exercises to test operations during extended power outages, simulating real-world grid failures to identify vulnerabilities and enhance readiness.

A man died after his car hit an MBTA bus head-on in Lynn, MA. The crash happened early Sunday morning; both the bus operator and trainee were unharmed.

A gay couple in Mattapan was verbally and physically assaulted, leading to a hate crime investigation. Police are seeking the attackers; one victim was hospitalized.

The forecast for Boston this week includes a mix of sunny skies, showers, and thunderstorms with fluctuating temperatures, while Hurricane Gabrielle is expected to cause swells at beaches.

Polar Park’s Friday night fireworks ended abruptly when some tipped sideways, injuring two employees. No fans were hurt, and officials have launched an investigation.

A teenage girl died in a fiery crash in Taunton after her car hit a house and rolled onto parked cars. Witnesses heard screeching before the crash; two others are injured. The investigation is ongoing.

One person was killed and others injured in a shooting at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, NH; suspect Hunter Nadeau faces second-degree murder charges.

Boston police are pursuing three men for a fake charity scam, where victims were approached with a tragic story and ended up with stolen credit cards and phones.