The Boston School Committee approved the closure of four schools and the merger of two others, impacting around 1,300 students, despite community protests.

The Boston Police Department took local youth skiing at Pats Peak with the Boston Youth Enrichment Services Program, emphasizing community building and skill development.

Search efforts for 73-year-old Margaret Hammersley continue after her disappearance and car was found abandoned. Westford Police use drones, dogs, and helicopters in the search.

Massachusetts legislature passes a bill to permanently allow hybrid and remote public meetings, coinciding with Sunshine Week and James Madison's birthday, reflecting the state's commitment to transparent and accessible local governance.

Boston's weather forecast includes rain, potential snow, and sunny periods, with fluctuating temperatures and windy conditions expected over the coming days.

A Dorchester teen was charged with assaulting a state trooper; another teen faces a firearm offense. Both incidents relate to police altercations with a crowd and the illegal possession of firearms.

The Brookline Police seek help identifying two individuals from a February larceny. One suspect is wheelchair-bound, often near Boston Common. They are not wanted but sought for identification.

Manchester Police arrested Deon Harris for allegedly stabbing a man in a truck; the victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Harris faces First Degree Assault charges and awaits arraignment.

Massport has reached a deal with Uber and Lyft to increase ride surcharges at Logan Airport to $5.50 for individual rides and $1.50 for shared trips, effective July 1, 2025, with plans to improve infrastructure and reduce congestion.

MIT's Daniel Suess researches ancient enzymes to address modern energy and climate issues, exploring elemental electron transfer for implications in carbon capture and alternative fuels.

Mayor Michelle Wu outlined accomplishments and plans for Boston in her 2025 State of the City Address, focusing on public safety, racial equity, housing, youth programs, and green initiatives.

Boston Police comfort dog Copper delighted children at Roxbury's Haynes Early Education Center, part of an initiative to foster trust between the community and law enforcement.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston introduced the Co-Purchasing Housing Pilot Program to help middle-income families buy homes together, aiming to increase affordable housing access and build generational wealth.