Wellesley Council on Aging welcomes new faces
The Wellesley Council on Aging (COA) hosted a meet and greet to welcome all its newbies—Director of Senior Services, Volunteer Coordinator, and three board members. If you’re a regular at the Tolles Parsons Center, you’ll likely recognize some of the faces. They’re roles may be be new to them, but most have served in m
Everett City Hall to reopen Monday after cybersecurity incident
Everett City Hall is scheduled to reopen on Monday after an ongoing cybersecurity incident.
One seriously injured after crash involving truck in Wayland
A driver suffered serious injuries Friday afternoon following a two-vehicle crash involving a sedan and a truck carrying a roll-off container in Wayland.
Weymouth Irish Heritage Day Parade: What Participants Need to Know
Weymouth Irish Heritage Day has announced key logistics and participant instructions for the Weymouth Irish Heritage Day Parade and Festival, scheduled for Sunday, September 20, 2026, in Weymouth, Massachusetts, emphasizing early arrival requirements for parade vehicles, designated parking and shuttle options, and crow
Police looking to ID suspect in South End assault
BOSTON (WHDH) - Boston police are turning to the public for help identifying a suspect in connection with an assault and battery in the South End last month. The alleged assault occurred on Saturday, Aug. 8, around 7 p.m. in the area of 30 Dalton St. The suspect is described...
Michael Dell Puts Boston Penthouse Up for Auction
A Boston penthouse owned by billionaire computer tycoon Michael Dell is headed to auction, Mansion Global has learned. Dell, who has a net worth of $272.9 billion, according to Forbes, is chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies. He bought the Beantown trophy home at the city’s 60-story Millennium Tower in 2016 for $10.9
Two charged after 32-year-old Rhode Island man gunned down in Massachusetts; leaves behind, girlfriend,...
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Cambridge Police Commissioner Pauline Wells have confirmed a second arrest concerning a fatal shooting that occurred in Cambridge. Shortly before 5:30 a.m. on July 4th, Cambridge Emergency Communications received a call about a person laying on the ground near the intersectio
Massachusetts health officials announce eighth human case of West Nile virus
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced the eighth human case of West Nile virus in Massachusetts on Friday.
Boston Police’s LifeRaft Rollout Leaves Key Surveillance-Oversight Questions Unanswered
Boston police began using LifeRaft, an AI-powered social-media monitoring platform, during the summer, but the public record cited here does not establish whether the department notified the City Council, obtained approval, or filed a required report for the deployment. The Boston Globe reported that use is limited to
Boston Police Drone Wrecks a Parked Car Six Days Into Its DFR Pilot
A Boston police drone fell out of the sky and onto a parked Mazda 3 at 11 Hatherly Road in Brighton around 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 3, smashing the rear windshield and trunk and leaving the aircraft in pieces in a private driveway. The car’s owner, a 42-year-old Brighton man, was not home. He came back to a wre

















