Boston's weekend weather features a sunny Saturday and possible rain on Sunday, with Columbus Day also expecting showers, followed by clearer skies and rising temperatures throughout the week.

Family grieves as Ruth DiMascola's belongings go missing after her death at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, with the hospital conducting searches but failing to find the items.

A second water main break within a week flooded Boston's Roxbury neighborhood, closing streets and damaging properties, including an art gallery and vehicles.

MBTA Transit Police seek help identifying a suspect involved in graffiti at Arlington Station on September 17. An anonymous tip line is open for information.

A fire broke out at Kingsbury Square, leading to the temporary closure of the Big Y Supermarket Plaza, with no injuries reported and the possible cause being an HVAC system failure.

Rafael Garcia-Rey was sentenced to life for murdering Odogwu Ganobi after a traffic altercation in Lowell; his girlfriend, Anastasia Svay, was charged for accepting a bribe to affect her testimony.

Benjamin Hirtle was charged after escaping Tewksbury State Hospital and assaulting employees. Police quickly captured him, but concerns about hospital security were raised.

Former Tufts anesthesiologist Sadeq Quraishi was convicted of attempting to traffic a child for sex and faces severe penalties, including a potential life sentence.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signs Ollie's Law to enhance kennel safety and prevent incidents like the death of a Labradoodle named Ollie in 2020.

Trevor Bady, 21, is indicted for the first-degree murder of 15-year-old Ahliana Dickey, with evidence of prior violence and threats in their relationship.

Boston issues a traffic advisory for upcoming events including marathons, police conferences, and a Celtics game, urging the use of public transit due to road closures and parking restrictions.

Michael Burke was arrested in Cambridge for possession of cocaine, cash, and untraceable firearms, including a modified "ghost gun," following a law enforcement operation focused on narcotics activities.

A Lynn man, Justin David Gaglio, faces federal charges for sending threatening messages to an unnamed official, with a maximum 20-year sentence if convicted.