Flour Bakery opens a new location in Boston Common, celebrated by Mayor Michelle Wu and the community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and support for local businesses.

Boston Police found 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood deceased; Kevin Boyette, 36, was arrested and charged with her murder. An ongoing investigation and community support efforts are in place.

Boston experienced a wet May with over 7 inches of rain, but forecasts indicate a shift to warmer, sunnier weather with temperatures rising into the 80s in the following week.

Robert Urich's former Andover home is on sale for $9.7 million, featuring six bedrooms and ten bathrooms in a historic 1890 estate with modern updates and a carriage house.

Class of 2025 President Megha Vemuri was banned from MIT's commencement after delivering a pro-Palestinian speech criticizing the university's ties to Israel, leading to mixed reactions and a disruption during the Chancellor's speech.

Milford Police arrested two men after a drug operation raid in Massachusetts, seizing crack cocaine and cash, as detailed in a department social media post.

Boston will host a "Family Guy" pop-up bar, The Drunken Clam, providing an immersive fan experience with decor, themed food and drinks, and interactive events.

The MBTA Transit Police are searching for an assailant who attacked a Red Line passenger with pepper spray at Central Square Station. They've requested public assistance in identifying the individual.

An MS-13 member pled guilty to racketeering in Boston; sentencing is set for July 2025. He was involved in a 2010 murder and was apprehended in 2022 while re-entering the U.S.

Boston Police and locals refurbished Robert Lawson Park in Jamaica Plain, engaging in litter removal, gardening, and planting, enhancing the park and community relations.

A third man, Jair Meeks, was charged as an accessory in the Mattapan homicide of Mauricio Lawrence. He joins two others already facing first-degree murder charges for the February shooting.

Boston is preparing for summer events including community festivities and parades, with traffic advisories for road closures and parking restrictions.

Boston invests over $900,000 in grants to support the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, with an emphasis on job training, housing, and well-being. Mayor Wu and partners announce efforts towards easing community transition.