Boston faces a weekend of parking restrictions and street closures due to various events, including a 5K race, book festival, early voting, and Halloween parades, with details available on the City's website.

Massachusetts invests over $8.5 million in career-connected learning grants, impacting 120 districts, to bolster student pathways-announced by Healey-Driscoll administration.

Boston Police seized eight scooters and arrested one individual during a safety operation targeting motor vehicle violations linked to scooters and crime.

Boston Police seek a suspect for indecent exposure near 835 Huntington Avenue, targeting children at a bus stop. The department urges public assistance and offers anonymity for tips.

Two men were detained in Boston after assaulting and robbing a victim in a grocery store. They fled but were caught, and one was found with cash and drugs. No gun was found.

Boston Police Department officers visited Little Sprouts Early Education and Child Care to engage with kids, read stories, discuss safety, and explore a police cruiser, fostering community relations.

An unidentified man was fatally shot in Jamaica Plain, Boston, prompting a police investigation and community support outreach by the Boston Neighborhood Trauma Team.

Boston's Halloween weather may include showers, with a 20% chance by next Wednesday and uncertain conditions through Thursday due to a possible coastal storm.

Three inmates at MCI-Norfolk prison died recently, with no suspicion of foul play; investigations are ongoing, and causes of death are pending medical examination.

State Farm is set to enter the Massachusetts insurance market in 2027, planning to offer a comprehensive range of services. Despite their established national presence, this marks their full debut in the state, joining a competitive local industry.

The Massachusetts AG's Office reached a $1 million settlement with TFG Holding for deceptive VIP membership practices involving unclear billing and costs.

Springfield Police arrested Brandon Torres and Alicia Ferrer for drug trafficking, seizing narcotics and arresting them in a raid, also involving children present at the scene.

Boston officials approved new zoning rules to spur growth in Downtown, focusing on housing and mixed-use developments while protecting historic sites.