Harvard won a lawsuit against the Trump administration for unlawfully freezing nearly $2 billion in federal grants, based on accusations of mishandling antisemitism.

A carjacking suspect, Christian Soto Pi, was arrested after a pursuit in Springfield. He faces charges including armed carjacking and assault with a dangerous weapon. The second suspect remains at large.

Boston Police District E-5 and community members gathered for a family event at Georgetowne Homes, featuring activities, food, and an ice cream truck despite the rain.

Samuel Jean-Baptiste pleaded guilty to methamphetamine distribution charges in Boston federal court and could face a minimum of 10 years to life in prison.

Boston's weather forecast includes a sunny day today with highs around 80, a chance of evening showers, and a high near 85 on Friday. The weekend may bring showers, thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures on Sunday.

Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration is offering $60 million in grants to enhance Career Technical Education and boost vocational training capacities.

The Cambridge Science Carnival returns on September 21, 2025, with over 125 interactive booths, live music, and demonstrations at the Kendall/MIT Open Space.

Massachusetts expands community-based behavioral health services for children and youth, marking significant growth in the provider network for over a decade.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public help to find missing person Mia Castellanos, last seen in Lawrence. They shared a photo on Facebook and request info at 978-794-5900.

Boston Police arrested Thomas Patak for multiple commercial burglaries in the South End after officers recognized him from a regional intelligence alert. He faces several charges and awaits arraignment.

Springfield police and partner agencies arrested six in a drug operation at Lowell Street, seizing cocaine, fentanyl, and a firearm, with one suspect being William Semidey.

East Boston seniors enjoyed an End of Summer BBQ with local police, fostering community engagement and dialogue.

Survivor Michael P. Croley filed a lawsuit accusing Gabriel House, its owners, and Fire Systems Inc. of negligence in the fire that claimed 10 lives, highlighting failed safety measures and improper smoking rule enforcement.