MBTA Transit Police seek public help in identifying a person of interest linked to an indecent assault at South Weymouth Commuter Rail station, using a photo in a social media post.

Boston City Council approves the conversion of beer and wine licenses to all-alcohol licenses to support local businesses and enhance the city's nightlife and dining economy.

Harbor Sweets has opened a new chocolate kiosk at Copley Place Mall, with a nautical theme including a ship-shaped structure to shade their products from sunlight.

Massachusetts SJC updates Rule 3:03 on law student practice, effective August 1, 2026, aiming to enhance real-world experience for students and graduates.

Holyoke Police arrested Felix Vargas for allegedly dealing drugs in Gramps Park, seizing heroin/fentanyl and cocaine. The arrest was part of a proactive parks initiative.

Boston marks September 23 as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day and Bi+ Visibility Day to honor and support the bi+ community amidst issues of discrimination and health inequities.

Massachusetts introduces an AI curriculum pilot for approximately 1,600 students across 30 districts, developed by PLTW, to foster AI literacy and innovation in education.

Boston's Council declared September as Baby Safety Month to promote infant safety and address the rise in SUID, focusing on car seat safety and safe infrastructure around childcare centers.

Springfield Police arrested a 15-year-old for an armed carjacking; the department recovered the stolen vehicle and the suspect was already known to authorities.

Two men were arrested in Worcester following a ShotSpotter alert, with one found with a gun after a chase and another hospitalized with a gunshot wound, both facing unlicensed firearm charges.

Two Boston police officers sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries in a collision at East Berkeley and Washington streets. A third person was also injured; the cause of the crash is under investigation.

Boston traffic advisories announced due to weekend events including parades, races, and fairs, affecting parking and road access across various neighborhoods.

Boston Police supported veterans at the 2025 Greater Boston Stand Down event offering services like food and health screenings, emphasizing community engagement.