Boston's forecast includes a sunny Friday, followed by a rainy weekend with thunderstorms expected Saturday. Temperatures will drop below 80 degrees due to sea breezes. Next week starts sunny with temperatures rising toward 80 by midweek.

Boston Police hosted a community event, Coffee with a Cop, at Sip of Joy Café to improve communication with residents.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell launched the Justice Review Unit, led by Donna Patalano, to evaluate innocence claims and prevent wrongful convictions.

Island Creek Oysters to open new raw bar in Boston Seaport in June, offering seafood favorites and specialties.

The Stockbridge community is actively seeking two missing locals, with police using social media to help in the search and asking residents to check their security footage.

Brookline Police seek help identifying a suspect in a Beacon Street shoplifting incident, with the suspect described as a white male with a gray beard, last seen wearing a black hat and gray hoodie with a Patriots logo.

Massachusetts Congressman Jim McGovern's daughter, Molly, passed away unexpectedly in Italy, despite battling a rare cancer. The family and community mourn her positive impact and spirit.

Azonti Sanders was arrested twice in six hours in Springfield for public disturbance, assault on officers, and later for threatening police with a BB gun resembling a firearm.

Springfield Police arrested a 16-year-old male for multiple auto thefts after a pursuit and K9-assisted search.

A man was arrested in Allston after a chase, following the discovery of 77-year-old Peggy Yousuf's deceased body. Omar Riaz faces murder and other charges.

Boston Archbishop Richard Henning led a mass for Pope Francis, who passed away, and is set to attend the funeral in Rome. The Boston Archdiocese holds masses to honor the late pontiff.

Boston unveils a $1 million investment in the Digital Literacy Initiative to boost digital skills in workforce development programs, with support from Mayor Michelle Wu and others.

The Boston Police and DEA host National Drug Take Back Day on April 26, 2025, urging residents to properly dispose of unused medications at police stations.