Massachusetts launches a Live Theater Tax Credit Pilot Program to boost live performances and stimulate the state's economy, offering up to $7 million in annual tax credits.

Massachusetts AG Campbell is co-leading a suit with 20 states against the Trump Administration for unlawfully halting FEMA's BRIC program, which funds disaster mitigation projects.

Boston Police seek public help with an assault case involving pepper spray near 101 Canal Street and urge witnesses with information to contact them or use anonymous tip lines.

The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance in finding a suspect involved in a purse theft at Sip Cafe on May 24, 2025. They urge witnesses to contact them with information.

The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance to identify an Asian male linked to an assault with a champagne bottle at a music venue on Causeway Street.

Boston Police's District A-7 offers a free Dryland Hockey Training for youths aged 5-18, focusing on athletic skills and fostering confidence off the ice.

Massachusetts officials announced a $10 million investment in workforce training for English learners, aiming to connect workers and employers and counter federal cuts to adult education funding.

A building in East Boston collapsed during renovations, leading to evacuations but causing no injuries. Officials are investigating the cause as clean-up continues.

Michael Dias of Boston is charged with breaking into a Fenway brewery shortly after being released from prison for similar crimes. He is released on personal recognizance and due back in court September 25.

Massachusetts confirms first animal case of West Nile virus in a goat, raising risk level to moderate in several towns. Public urged to take precautions against mosquitoes.

A Blue Line MBTA train between Aquarium and Maverick stations was evacuated due to a downed wire, affecting 465 passengers. No injuries were reported, and service resumed by the evening.

Boston police joined youths at the YMCA for a community event featuring painting and ice cream to foster relationships between law enforcement and citizens.

A Weymouth man pleaded guilty to defrauding the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, admitting to charges of wire fraud conspiracy and wire fraud.