Boston police arrested Mark Dioguardi in downtown for trafficking Class A substances, including fentanyl, and seized drugs and related materials. He will be arraigned at Boston Municipal Court.

Boston experienced light rain on a Wednesday morning, with potential traffic disruptions, followed by cooler air and temperatures below seasonal norms for the week ahead. A major storm before Halloween is also possible.

Boston Centers for Youth & Families hosts Halloween events citywide, including skate parties and arts and crafts, starting October 24. Pre-registration may be required.

Mobilia Gallery's "What to Collect Now" exhibit showcases contemporary textiles, featuring artists like Joyce J. Scott and Lia Cook, and emphasizes the artistry of traditional craftsmanship.

Tavern in the Square is set to open in Fitchburg in 2026, replacing the former Singapore Restaurant & Lounge, as announced by Mayor Samantha Squailia.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking public help to identify a person involved in an assault on the Orange Line, with an anonymous tip line provided for leads.

Boston Police seek help to find Tyronne Burris, 49, wanted on multiple warrants, including larceny and being a notorious thief. Public advised to call 911 if seen and can give tips anonymously.

MBTA announces November service changes impacting the Orange, Green, Red, and Framingham/Worcester lines for upgrades, including the Orange Line signal improvements and Green Line safety features.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell, the first Black woman elected statewide, is running for re-election in 2026, focusing on economic stability, affordability, and legal challenges against the Trump administration's policies.

Panera Bread founder Ron Shaich donates $20 million to Clark University for academic and operational improvements, marking the largest gift in the university's history.

The Women's Professional Baseball League (WPBL) will launch in 2026 with teams in New York, Boston, L.A., and San Francisco, featuring historic players and neutral venues.

Boston Public Schools' food service program received Silver status from the Center for Good Food Purchasing for providing nutritious, locally sourced meals.

A 35-year-old New Hampshire man, Jeremy Potvin, faces attempted murder charges after allegedly stabbing a 52-year-old man in Lebanon, Maine. The victim, found with multiple stab wounds, was taken to Maine Medical Center for treatment. Potvin was arrested by Berwick police and remains in custody on $150,000 bail pending arraignment.