Massachusetts approves $75.6M in health insurance rebates for 350,000 individuals and small businesses from insurers who didn't meet the state's Medical Loss Ratio standards.

Boston's MBTA Orange Line trains now reach 55 mph, a speed increase supported by recent infrastructure improvements aimed at reducing travel time and enhancing quality of life for commuters.

Boston Police hosted a 'Community Compstat' meeting in Jamaica Plain to discuss safety strategies with residents and obtain feedback on local concerns.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 684 incidents in a week, including 16 arrests, 13 complaints, 26 vehicle accidents, and 52 traffic stops, highlighting the variety of their work.

AG Campbell of Massachusetts secured the release of $6.8 billion in education funding previously frozen by the Trump Administration, benefiting state school programs.

Gang member Keith Harlow, of Athol, MA, was arrested in Georgia on multiple federal charges, including drug and gun crimes, after two months on the run.

Boston's weather is initially sunny with highs in the mid-70s but expects rain and possible thunderstorms starting Friday afternoon, which may help alleviate ongoing drought conditions.

Boston Police visited Children's Happy Day Preschool for a community meet and greet, bringing their Ice Cream Truck and fostering positive relations with children and staff.

Somerville Police are seeking help to identify a person of interest in a house fire on August 20, 2025. They urge the public to share info and any security footage from that night.

Harvard Art Museums and the Blue Triangle Gallery feature exhibits exploring geometry in art, highlighting Edna Andrade's work and triangular-themed pieces respectively.

A 19-year-old woman died after her car overturned and submerged in Stoneville Reservoir, Auburn. Emergency services responded but she was pronounced dead at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, and her identity has not been released.

Flour Bakery is opening its 11th location in Boston, in a space formerly occupied by J.P. Licks, offering baked goods and for the first time, soft serve ice cream.

Brian Allen began his tenure as Worcester's new superintendent with school safety measures, facility upgrades, and a pledge to visit all district schools. The city introduced new electric buses and improved school facilities and bus routes.