Boston police arrested Jayden Romao on firearm charges after a disturbance in Dorchester involving a stolen moped and a loaded gun with an obliterated serial number.

Boston Police arrested John Madej for allegedly chasing people with a knife in Park Plaza; he faces assault and weapon charges, plus a warrant for sex offender registry violations.

Boston celebrates R&B group New Edition with a tribute event including public art, community activities, and a concert. Mayor Wu renames a street and announces "New Edition Day."

The Boston Police reported a Dorchester homicide where one man was killed, another injured. They request public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Dekara Anderson was arrested in connection with a July shooting in Roxbury, facing charges including Armed Assault to Murder. The male victim sustained life-threatening injuries.

The article describes a fluctuating weather pattern for Boston, with a cold start, potential showers, and warming temperatures leading into a sunny and warmer weekend.

A man with a fatal head injury was found near New Bedford's Seabra Foods, prompting an active homicide investigation by authorities. Details and suspects remain unknown.

A fire significantly damaged a home near Duxbury's waterfront, with no residents harmed but one firefighter sustaining minor injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

A police raid at 131 Clemente Street in Holyoke resulted in six arrests and the seizure of drugs, weapons, and a drone. The operation was part of a wider campaign against drugs in the community.

Boston Police Commissioner and local celebrities joined the Salvation Army's 10,000 Scoop Challenge, serving ice cream for charity on City Hall Plaza.

Mayor Wu launches a $300,000 grant to support youth sports organizations in Boston, with applications due by September 13, 2024. The funds aim to reduce costs and improve access to athletic programs for 8-18-year-olds.

A series of crashes on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Charlton led to the closure of the interstate and resulted in serious injuries, including to children.

The Boston Police Department joined Boston Public Schools at Grace Church for Back to School Community Day, building rapport with families through engaging activities and an ice cream truck.