Boston celebrates Adult Education and Family Literacy Week to highlight educational programs and their importance in empowering residents and bridging gaps in the community.

Worcester Police are seeking help in locating missing 14-year-old Destiny Slack, last seen September 13, 2025, and urge anyone with information to contact them.

The trash collectors' strike in Massachusetts ended with a new five-year deal between Republic Services and Teamsters Local 25. Normal waste collection is expected to resume.

Upcoming events in Boston will affect traffic and parking, with parades, festivals, and races planned in various neighborhoods, prompting advice to use alternative transportation.

Massachusetts' unemployment rate stays steady at 4.8%, despite a loss of payroll jobs and a rise in employment, indicating a shift towards gig-style work. Mass.gov reports on state labor initiatives and resources for workers and employers.

Lawrence Police seek public help to find missing individual Jean Warner Delgado, last seen in the Lawrence area, with no current indications of foul play.

A fire in South Boston displaced four people and caused $700,000 in damages at a residence on E. Fifth St. Firefighters managed to suppress the flames without any reported injuries.

A vigil in Boston Common for Charlie Kirk, who was shot at Utah State University, led to two arrests amidst a mix of supporters and opponents of political violence.

Boston Police engaged with students returning to school, participating in community events at the Eliot and Blackstone Elementary Schools, emphasizing the department's support for education and safety.

Boston is set for a sunny 78°F day with fire risk and a cold weekend ahead. Tropical Storm Gabrielle may become a hurricane but isn't threatening the U.S. mainland.

A Massachusetts man is charged with vehicular homicide and leaving a fatal hit-and-run scene in Brockton. He pleaded not guilty and was given $2,500 bail.

Massport explores a pilot for a remote terminal in Framingham to enable passengers to undergo security before taking a direct bus to Logan Airport, potentially easing congestion and streamlining travel.

The U.S. Marshals Service captured 60 fugitives in Massachusetts in "Operation No Safe Harbor," targeting violent crimes like murder and child sexual abuse.