Boston celebrated Marine Week 2025 and the Marine Corps' 250th birthday, with BPD supporting the events featuring demonstrations and community programs.

Mayor Michelle Wu launched Boston Reads on her first day of kindergarten to boost literacy for Boston's youth and families with support from Superintendent Mary Skipper and numerous organizations.

Boston's weather is predicted to be mostly clear and pleasant with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s following recent turbulent weather and tornadoes in Massachusetts.

A historic bank on Martha’s Vineyard has been transformed into The Ocean Club, a new seafood and pasta restaurant by chef Marc Orfaly, offering unique dining within a vault-turned-wine cellar.

Massachusetts ranked as one of the happiest states in America by WalletHub, highlighted for its low suicide rate and adequate-sleep rate, despite some employment and productivity challenges.

Randall Lui is named MCAD's new Chief of Operations and Finance, bringing his finance management experience to enhance the Commission's fiscal health and operations.

A Massachusetts man pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and kidnapping in the death of his sister in their apartment. He remains in custody without bail.

The Early College initiative in Massachusetts is successfully increasing college enrollment and retention among high school graduates, with a focus on providing equitable opportunities for underrepresented students.

Boston Police seek public assistance identifying a suspect in a Dorchester shooting that left one victim seriously injured on August 16. The suspect fled on a scooter and witnesses are encouraged to provide information.

Governor Healey celebrates Hasbro's decision to relocate its headquarters from Rhode Island to Massachusetts, a move expected to create 700 jobs and emphasize the state's appeal due to its education, healthcare, and innovation sectors.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on a week of activity, noting 749 incidents with 40 accidents and traffic stops, 13 criminal complaints, 25 arrests, 29 disturbances, 39 suspicious activities, 33 alarm checks, and 45 accidental 911 calls.

The MBTA intensifies fare evasion enforcement in Boston, using teams to issue warnings and fines, aiming to recover millions in lost revenue and stressing the impact on the community.

Registration for the 130th Boston Marathon opened, with a deadline on Friday and a field size of 30,000 spots. The selection process favors faster qualifying times.