The Back-to-School Bash at Ohrenberger School, supported by the Boston Police Department's Community Service Officers, featured food, fun, and an inflatable play area.

Massachusetts voters participate in primary elections to determine candidates for the U.S. Senate, local congressional seats, and the Governor’s Council, with a focus on contested races and party nominations.

An MBTA truck's window was shattered by cement at Quincy Adams station, with Transit Police investigating and seeking the public's help to find the suspect.

Two pedestrians were seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident near Boston Medical Center on Monday night. No arrests have been made. Investigation is ongoing.

Boston is set for a stretch of sunny days with mid to high 70s temperatures, offering pleasant weather before chances of weekend rain, as per the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

The Schooner Landing Restaurant and Marina in Maine was destroyed by a fire on Labor Day weekend; no injuries were reported. Fire departments contained the blaze.

Massachusetts communities held vigils for Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American killed in a Gaza hostage situation, sharing memories and mourning together.

An overturned camper on I-495 near Westford caused a major traffic disruption, with all northbound lanes blocked and extensive delays expected to affect the evening commute.

The Callahan Tunnel in Boston was temporarily closed after a motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash, now under investigation by the State Police.

Connecticut jam-rock band Goose is performing a three-night stint at Boston's MGM Music Hall at Fenway, September 2-4, with their latest lineup including Massachusetts native drummer Cotter Ellis.

A woman was injured in a crash on Route 24 in Brockton; the male driver was arrested for OUI. State Police arrived around 9:20 p.m. at Exit 31A, which was closed but later reopened. Details are still emerging.

Boston Police are probing a shooting in Dorchester that injured two people, with no arrests made yet. The investigation and community appeals are ongoing.

Hotel workers in Boston, represented by UNITE HERE Local 26, went on strike on Labor Day, pushing for better working conditions and pay, as political figures showed solidarity.