Boston weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential storms, and an impending heat wave, with fluctuating chances of thunderstorms, high humidity, and heat advisories expected midweek.

The Boston Police Department seeks help to identify a suspect in a Roxbury pizza shop burglary and provides various ways for the public to submit tips.

Boston's convention center is renamed after the city's longest-serving mayor, Thomas Menino, to honor his significant role in developing the area into a vibrant business and tourism district.

A fire at a Corwin Street residence in Boston displaces seven, causes $750,000 in damages, injures one firefighter, and prompts an investigation and community support.

Webster Police responded to a potential crisis involving a self-harming woman who later threatened an officer with a knife but was safely detained and hospitalized.

After a confrontation with Haverhill police, a man named Francis Gigliotti, who exhibited erratic behavior, died. Witnesses and family members provided differing accounts of the incident. An investigation is ongoing.

A major fire in Boston caused over $800,000 in damage, displaced residents, and led to minor injuries. The BFD and American Red Cross are assisting those affected.

Boston faces a week of humid weather with intermittent storms and fog, leading to a mix of sunny highs in the 80s and potential showers and thunderstorms by the weekend.

Families of Massachusetts plane crash victims demand accountability from the U.S. Army for a collision involving an Army helicopter and call for systemic change.

A fire on Cambridge Street left 10 people homeless; the Cambridge MA Fire Department and Somerville Fire Department extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

West Nile Virus was detected in mosquitoes in West Roxbury and Hyde Park, Boston, with no human cases reported. Residents are urged to take preventative measures.

An 11-year-old died in Charlton, MA, after their e-bike hit a tree; an investigation is underway. Weather impeded a LifeFlight helicopter, so ground units responded.

Massachusetts DCR's Summer Nights Program enters its 11th year, offering free recreational and educational activities to urban youth, with expanded services reaching around 20,000 teens and young adults.