Boston Police seek public help to identify a female suspect in an August 16, 2025, aggravated assault in Roxbury, with surveillance images released for identification.

Boston's "Forever Young" program for older adults is returning this fall, offering outdoor activities at Langone Park every Friday from September 5 to October 24. No registration is required for the weekly events.

Boston City Council supports Fenway Park food staff in contract dispute; denounces Aramark's pay and automation practices, and affirms workers' right to strike.

AG Campbell led a coalition to release $184M in AmeriCorps funds blocked by the Trump Administration's OMB, preserving critical community service programs.

Boston Mayor Wu prepares the city for student move-ins, coordinating services like waste removal and transportation, and highlighting resources like Boston 311 for a smooth transition.

Boston Police joined the Fairmount Unity Day in Hyde Park, showcasing the K-9 Unit and playing basketball with the community to strengthen relationships.

MIT researchers developed a self-assembling battery material that dissolves for easier recycling, addressing the electronic waste crisis in the EV industry.

The MBTA is set to install new Commuter Rail fare gates at South Station, aiming for completion by winter. The project is part of efforts to enhance fare collection and passenger experience.

Mattapan man Jason Grossett was arrested in Bridgewater after a police chase involving a stolen vehicle. He faces multiple charges including failure to stop for police.

Boston prepares for summer events and college move-ins with traffic advisories, parking restrictions, and recommendations for alternative transportation like biking and public transit.

Boston marks International Overdose Awareness Day and sees a 38% drop in overdose deaths in 2024. City Hall to light up in purple, 20,000 flags on Boston Common for lives lost, and naloxone access is expanded.

A former U.S. Postal Inspector is charged with stealing over $330,000 from packages sent by elderly victims, facing a 45-count indictment including wire and mail fraud.

The Worcester Police Department is searching for a missing teenager, Karmen Millet, who is 4'11" with reddish/brown hair, last seen in pink leggings. They have asked the public to help locate her by sharing information and remaining vigilant.