Episodes

  • Boston: Federal authorities recover 35 missing Mass. children in World Cup-related op... | June 12

    Boston: Federal authorities recover 35 missing Mass. children in World Cup-related op... | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    Boston officials announced the recovery of 35 missing children through Operation Yellow Card, linked to FIFA World Cup preparations. Haitian national team fans celebrated in Massachusetts, while State Senator Craney criticized proposed rent control policies.
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    1 min
  • Boston: Tragedy strikes as child killed in New Bedford bicycle crash | June 11

    Boston: Tragedy strikes as child killed in New Bedford bicycle crash | June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    Boston police confirmed a fatal bicycle collision involving a child in New Bedford, prompting an investigation and community support. Residents in Walpole are mourning the loss of Rebel, the state's first community resource dog, while Mass General Hospital's free medical history museum opens to the public.
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    1 min
  • Boston: Gang arrests in Lawrence and Boston spark new criminal charges | June 10

    Boston: Gang arrests in Lawrence and Boston spark new criminal charges | June 10
    Jun 10 2026
    Boston law enforcement announced 26 new indictments targeting the Trinitarios gang in a multi-city crackdown across Lawrence, Boston, and other cities. State officials also backed the return of happy hour and reminded World Cup attendees to enable the "Accessibility" feature at Boston Stadium.
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    2 mins
  • Boston: Massachusetts extends last call, new outdoor drinking rules take effect | June 09

    Boston: Massachusetts extends last call, new outdoor drinking rules take effect | June 09
    Jun 9 2026
    Boston officials announced new outdoor drinking rules under Governor Healey's bill, allowing alcohol sales past 10 p.m. and permitting outdoor consumption this summer. The city also prepared for the World Cup with a “match ready” news conference in Boston, while honoring late Rep. Barney Frank with a community celebration.
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    2 mins
  • Boston: School bus crash sparks safety concerns as records go missing | June 08

    Boston: School bus crash sparks safety concerns as records go missing | June 08
    Jun 8 2026
    Boston residents are facing a deadly school bus crash investigation after federal records vanished from a company’s file, raising safety concerns, and a house fire in Winthrop is under control with no injuries reported. The city is also bracing for a heatwave with temperatures hitting 71.6°F and a digital bank shutdown causing economic ripple effects across Massachusetts.
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    1 min
  • Boston: Severe thunderstorms threaten Boston area today | June 07

    Boston: Severe thunderstorms threaten Boston area today | June 07
    Jun 7 2026
    Boston officials issue severe thunderstorm warnings for Massachusetts as heavy rain and strong winds threaten the region, with storm activity possibly lasting into Saturday night. A suspected breast cancer outbreak at a Boston high school has prompted public health investigations, while the city’s Pride parade proceeds today amid weather uncertainties.
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    1 min
  • Boston: Body found in Charles River near Boston park | June 06

    Boston: Body found in Charles River near Boston park | June 06
    Jun 6 2026
    Boston authorities discovered a body in the Charles River near Franklin Park, reigniting safety concerns along the riverfront. The city also announced its first 24-hour sail-a-thon by Community Boating and confirmed readiness for the World Cup in Foxborough.
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    1 min
  • Boston: Mass. House Approves Later Last Call Bill | June 05

    Boston: Mass. House Approves Later Last Call Bill | June 05
    Jun 5 2026
    Boston's Massachusetts House passed a bill to extend last call to July, aiming to reduce nightlife congestion and boost local businesses. Residents are also urged to witness the Northern Lights over New England skies this weekend, while Karen Read filed a new lawsuit against Canton Police and Mass. State Police over alleged misconduct during her arrest.
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    2 mins