Boston officials announced a plan for affordable music studios and housing in Allston-Brighton, led by development consultants including The Community Builders.

Springfield Police seized firearms and drugs, arresting Anthony Gonzalez and Kayliannie Mata. Around 549 bags of fentanyl/heroin and a loaded firearm were found.

Secretary Jones announced over 10,000 Massachusetts apprentices since January 2023, discussing workforce development and innovation in apprenticeship programs at a forum co-hosted by the American Swiss Foundation.

The Plymouth Police are seeking the owner of a lost red and black bike found in Pinehills, using social media and a hint that the owner's name may start with 'L'.

BPD joined Faith & Blue Week with an event at St. Anthony’s Shrine where officers were blessed, showing mutual respect between the force and the community.

Boston Police engaged in arts and crafts with 6th graders at St. Theresa's School to prepare for the Faith and Blue Main Event aimed at community unity.

Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in a September 23 shoplifting at East Coast Ivy on Charles Street; urging witnesses to contact detectives or submit anonymous tips.

Boston faces freezing temps and frost with a warm-up expected; a nor'easter will bring rain and high winds over the weekend, with chances of coastal flooding.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration is holding hearings to review Massachusetts's Chapter 70 school finance formula, inviting public input on funding distribution.

Cambridge PRAB introduces an online form for reporting police encounters and seeks new members with fairness and integrity to enhance oversight and community trust.

Boston's The Urban Grape has closed after failing to negotiate with Cambridge Savings Bank, ending its 13-year presence and innovative contributions to the wine industry, despite community support and charitable efforts during COVID-19.

Boston PD officers read to students at Sacred Heart STEM School as part of "Faith & Blue" community engagement.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins a coalition challenging Trump's deployment of National Guard to Oregon, citing constitutional concerns and overreach.