Boston is expected to experience a cool weather shift with lower temperatures and a northeast wind, alongside heightened surf and rip currents due to distant tropical storms.

The Multicultural Arts Center in East Cambridge opens its 2025-2026 season, honoring its diverse artistic legacy and future commitments, including accessibility upgrades and free programming.

Sally's Apizza is opening a new location in Dorchester, MA on September 30th, featuring its celebrated New Haven-style pizza.

Boston Police seek information about a Mattapan aggravated assault and assure tipsters of confidentiality across various platforms, including a hotline and CrimeStoppers.

A 17-year-old was arrested for setting fire to Pilgrim Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Beverly; charged with breaking and entering, burning a building, and destruction of a place of worship.

MIT scientists explore how the brain seamlessly processes visual information from both eyes without a perceptible seam, suggesting a synchronized handoff between hemispheres for smooth perception.

Registration is open for the 2025 Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament in Boston, with separate divisions for competitive, recreational, and children with disabilities.

Doja Cat expands her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour" with additional dates, featuring concerts in Latin America, Europe, the UK, and North America, with ticket sales starting in October.

Our Lady, Star of the Sea church in Marblehead has experienced a second fire; the congregation evacuated with no damage reported. Investigations are ongoing.

Boston Police D-4 officers joined Claremont residents in 'Operation Safe Alley,' a community cleanup and engagement event, enhancing neighborhood safety and communication.

Methuen Police closed a massage parlor and charged its manager with human trafficking offenses following a detailed investigation and residents' complaints.

The Boston Police Department seeks public help to identify suspects in a Roxbury armed robbery and assures tipster anonymity through various channels.

Two Miami Beach entrepreneurs promised to revive beloved retail brands born in Boston and the SF Bay Area, but federal regulators say it was all an elaborate $112 million con game. The scheme targeted iconic American chains that millions of shoppers once trusted, turning nostalgia into fraud