Boston Mayor Michelle Wu appointed Clare Kelly as new Chief of Staff, succeeding Tiffany Chu. Kelly previously worked as Director of Intergovernmental Relations and has a background in state government and advocacy.

Boston is experiencing a warm day with temperatures in the low 80s, but a cold front with rain is expected to bring cooler weather and a possible frost by Friday morning.

Boston Police Department kicks off Faith and Blue Week with community events to strengthen ties with residents, including gatherings at local faith-based venues, a pet blessing, and symbolic blessings for officers.

Fallow Kin, a new farm-to-table restaurant focusing on sustainability, is opening in Cambridge at the former Craigie on Main location, offering a vegetable-driven menu by industry veterans Dennehy, Ayer, and Sanchez.

Janet Echelman's installation "Remembering the Future" at MIT Museum, realized with Caitlin Mueller and CAST, blends art with climate data, modeling Earth's past and potential futures through woven sculptures and interactive elements.

A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a Boston University shuttle bus at Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street, with the incident under investigation.

The Randolph Police faced a violent crowd of over 100 individuals early Sunday; with attacks on police cars, the department is now investigating and seeking community help.

Accused Jayden Moquin was arrested in Holyoke for domestic assault, child endangerment, and leading police on a chase, resulting in the seizure of firearms and drugs.

Massachusetts launches a $23 million initiative, the Connected and Online Program, to distribute 27,000 internet-ready devices statewide, supported by the U.S. Treasury Capital Projects Fund.

The Fitchburg Police seek the public's help to find missing 72-year-old Israel A. Feliz Peña with dementia, last seen Monday morning wearing a dark suit near Columbus and Clarendon streets.

Boston Police District B-2 officers held an appreciation luncheon to honor Boston Public Works employees, acknowledging their critical contribution to the city.

MIT chemists have developed a red fluorescent dye with borenium ions for better biomedical imaging. The dye is stable and has a high quantum yield, potentially useful in medical diagnostics, temperature sensing, and creating OLEDs.

The Boston City Council supports a proposal for a recovery campus to tackle the opioid crisis and associated issues, including the reconstruction of Long Island Bridge.