Boston MA

Boston unveiled its first 24-hour public health vending machine Wednesday, stocked with items such as Narcan, fentanyl test strips, safe injection kits, condoms, socks, blankets and more. NeighborHealth and the Boston Public Health Commission partnered to stock the machine, and all products will be free of charge....

Court records reveal his lawyers are researching media coverage of his case and that research could be used to request a change of venue.

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn has filed an amended ordinance calling for a ban on using mopeds and electric bicycles for third-party food delivery in the city, labeling them a risk to public safety. Officials claim there are almost daily reports of delivery bikes riding recklessly, including traveling over 20...

Transit Police previously said the woman had an infant with her when she “violently shoved” an older passenger off a bus in Roxbury. Authorities have identified and arrested a woman who allegedly shoved an older passenger off an MBTA bus in Boston last week. The MBTA Transit Police...

A local couple won the Master Chef Dynamic Duo competition Wednesday night, and to top off the celebration with family and friends, they got engaged moments after they were announced champions of the show.

Imagine catching a glimpse of Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker strolling through Salem's historic streets, all while learning about its haunting past.

The man was convicted on one count of child rape aggravated by an age gap of 10 years or more, according to court records. A man was found guilty Friday of raping a teenage girl in March 2024 at a Rockland hotel that was being used as an emergency shelter for migrants.

In a significant effort to combat drug-related crimes within the community, the Weymouth Police Narcotics Unit, backed by multiple agencies, raided two apartments on Washington Street, resulting in the confiscation of firearms, drugs, and cash. The official Facebook post of the Weymouth Police Department reported the...

The potential for cuts to Medicaid funding has local providers worried about how they will continue to care for some of the most vulnerable in our community—people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Boston 25 News was told the attack was recorded on jailhouse video.