Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz support new legislation to allow businesses to upgrade from beer and wine to all-alcohol licenses, aiming to boost local economies and community bonds.

Heavy rains in the Greater Boston area are abating, with the sun coming out and cooler, more comfortable weather to follow. The weekend forecast looks sunny with no impact from recent wildfires.

EEE virus was detected in a mosquito sample from Bridgewater, Massachusetts, prompting health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito bites. No human or animal cases have been reported in the state this year.

A teenager in Quincy, Massachusetts, faces 63 felony charges for allegedly vandalizing over 60 vehicles. He pleaded not guilty and may undergo a competence evaluation.

Ex-Medfield official Kevin Ryder pleaded guilty to stealing public funds and other charges, sentenced to 2.5 years with six months to serve and the rest suspended for probation. He took over $100,000 from the town.

Governor Maura Healey launches the DRIVE Initiative, investing $400 million to enhance Massachusetts's research and innovation economy, aiming to create jobs and sustain global leadership in healthcare innovation.

Cleveland fugitive Webster Portalatin-Castro, wanted for the alleged rape of a minor, was captured in Lawrence, MA by U.S. Marshals and local law enforcement.

The Barnstable Police seek public aid in finding missing woman Gretchen Fitzpatrick, last seen on July 14, 2025.

MassDOT launches a community-driven campaign in Holyoke to reduce distracted driving, using local input to create resonant safety messages and utilizing SmartSigns to remind drivers to stay focused.

Grotto Italian restaurant in Boston is closing after over 20 years in business, with owner Scott Herritt expressing gratitude to patrons and staff. The closing marks the end of an era for the local dining scene.

BPD officers and academy recruits engaged with local seniors over coffee at a community event with their comfort dog and ice cream truck, promoting connection.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a recent burglary at an Allston automotive dealership, where items including registration plates and electric bikes were stolen.

The Worcester Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old girl, Angelina St. Fort, described as 5'4" with brown/purple hair, and wearing red sweatpants and a grey shirt. They are urging anyone with information to contact them.