Amy Nadolny's body was found near train tracks in Wareham, Massachusetts; she had been missing since September 7. The cause of death is being determined through an autopsy.

Two people died in a single-car crash on I-195 in Dartmouth, MA, prompting westbound lane closures and subsequent reopening. The incident is under investigation.

Boston's Planning Department granted $140,000 to 22 Dorchester nonprofits for community, youth, and arts programs, with St. Peter's Teen Center and MassArt Foundation as major beneficiaries.

Codman Square Park in Dorchester was revitalized with a $1.1 million investment, featuring climate-resilient and accessibility upgrades and introducing a new sculpture reflecting cultural diversity. Mayor Michelle Wu inaugurated the renovated park.

An Easton man was convicted of fraud involving misuse of PPP funds, including wire fraud and money laundering. He bought a home using these funds and made kickback payments. Sentencing is scheduled for 2026.

Boston's weather for the final summer weekend is sunny with mild temperatures, changing to a cooler evening. The week begins warmly, with a chance of rain by midweek.

The Trump administration warns Boston over transit safety, with potential federal funding at risk, following recent violent incidents. MBTA must report its security measures within two weeks.

The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series is happening in Boston's Seaport, featuring top cliff divers competing for the King Kahekili Trophy at the ICA.

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.