The Boston CATstravaganza, hosted by Loving Cats Worldwide, featured cat-centric activities, a competition, and supported cat adoptions. A Norwegian forest cat, Lula, won Best In Show.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is preparing for the BCCO-65-24 class's November graduation and is inviting new applicants for the 2025 academy.

Two found dead in a New Hampshire home in a suspected carbon monoxide incident; officials investigate the cause and highlight the importance of detectors.

Ethel Kennedy's funeral was held at Our Lady of Victory parish, attended by family and notable figures. Remembered for her activism and resilience, she leaves a lasting impact.

Transit Police seek public aid in identifying a man involved in a lewd act on a Red Line train on October 2nd.

A woman was arrested after assaulting a pregnant woman at Nubian Square, with the incident swiftly addressed by Transit Police. The assailant had two outstanding warrants.

Workers from Omni Parker House and Omni Boston Seaport have joined others on strike in Boston, demanding fair wages, job restoration, and daily room cleaning.

A male masseur, Guangyo Gao, has been charged with Indecent Assault and Battery in Auburn after an incident at Health Spa. Police are investigating while also ensuring business accountability through communication with state licensure authorities.

A scooter driver suffered severe leg injuries after being hit by an SUV in Boston's Hyde Park; police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.

Boston's weather shifts to fall with a forecast of the season's first frost and possible snow. A sunny but cool Columbus Day is expected, with temperatures climbing to near 68 by Saturday. Drought conditions persist despite the cool weather.

A man died and a child was seriously injured in a car crash in Abington, Massachusetts, with fatalities also including a small dog. The cause is under investigation.

A man died after a medical emergency during kiteboarding at Eastham's First Encounter Beach; cause of death is under investigation. Two officers were hospitalized during the rescue.

Scientists at MIT and Vanderbilt discovered how anesthesia impairs the brain's predictive cognition by disrupting communication between sensory and cognitive regions.