A five-alarm fire in Lawrence, Massachusetts caused multiple buildings to catch fire, leading to propane explosions and the displacement of 20 people.

Boston is facing hot weather today, with the possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the evening, followed by a cold front and potential thunderstorms on Thursday. Clearer skies are expected by Friday.

The Bread & Puppet Circus will offer a free performance filled with activism and spectacle in Cambridge on September 13, 2025, featuring a variety of acts and serving sourdough bread.

Cambridge introduces the "Heat BLOOMS" art installation, part of its Shade Is Social Justice program, to raise awareness on climate change and enhance community resilience against extreme heat.

MBTA announces extended service hours for Boston's subway and select bus routes on weekends, and plans fare-free nights to boost ridership and support the late-night economy.

A woman and two dogs died in a house fire in Deerfield, NH, after witnesses reported explosions. Firefighters battled the blaze and water supply issues, with the fire controlled by 2:30 a.m. The cause is under investigation.

Baylor University sues Boston University claiming trademark infringement over a similar "BU" logo, seeking to defend their long-used emblem and maintain brand recognition.

An MIT study found that the cost of solar panels has dropped over 99% since the 1970s due to diverse innovations across various industries. These advancements have made solar power more accessible.

Boston launches a new commuter ferry connecting the Seaport District and North Station, financed through city funds and private contributions aimed at easing congestion and enhancing transit options.

Bellingham Police seek help to identify a suspect involved in a $6,000 sunglasses theft on July 19, 2025, possibly linked to similar incidents in neighboring areas.

Boston Police D-14 and AT&T held a seminar at Covenant House in Brighton to educate residents about scam prevention, with a focus on protecting the elderly.

Massachusetts allocates $46 million for EV charging infrastructure expansion, as part of efforts to support the growing electric vehicle market and reduce transportation emissions.

Everett man, Jermaiah Yusuf Sawaqed, was arrested for vandalism, including an attack on the Massachusetts State House, and is linked to DAMPL, an anti-Zionist group.