Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the FY26 grant cycle, dedicating $1.25 million to support immigrant access to legal aid, mental health services, and community strengthening programs.

Manchester Police requested public help on Facebook with identifying individuals linked to a September 28, 2025, burglary at Maple Valley Convenience Store.

The Yankees restricted playoff ticket sales to local fans, excluding those from New England states, sparking controversy among Red Sox supporters. Fans can still buy from the secondary market.

Boston residents can explore local city projects, such as improved schools and parks, via the Citywide Project Tracker, a digital platform aimed at increasing transparency and engagement.

Boston Police officers joined seniors for a picnic at Piers Park, engaging in activities and distributing free ice cream to strengthen community relations.

Methuen Mayor D.J. Beauregard closed three massage parlors over trafficking allegations and code violations, with a broader crackdown and new task force announced.

Sunny weather continues in Boston with temperatures reaching 63 degrees and northeast winds. The weekend is set to warm up with highs in the 80s. A high surf advisory is in effect with strong gusts on the coast.

Massachusetts officials criticize the Trump Administration for cutting $6.9 million in homeland security funds, endangering public safety and emergency preparedness.

The historic James Dugan House in Salem, an Italianate Victorian home with over 5,000 sq ft, three bedrooms, and multiple baths, is on sale for $1.699 million.

Massachusetts police operations led to multiple arrests and narcotics seizures, with significant drug quantities confiscated by Everett PD and regional forces.

An e-bike rider was fatally struck by an SUV on Interstate 93 in Concord, NH. The collision is under investigation; e-bikes are illegal on NH highways.

The Fall Classic 5K Road Race in Cambridge on October 5 will lead to street closures, impacting traffic from 9 AM to around 10:15 AM. Residents should plan for detours.

The Cambridge CLC launched a program, Career Connections, to help locals with professional development, including support services and skill-building classes.