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Boston announces free 'Ride & Chill' biking day at Franklin Park
Mayor Michelle Wu's administration announced Ride & Chill, a free family biking event with rides of varying lengths and a festival at the Shattuck picnic area in Franklin Park, set for October 11, 2026.
Hundreds Petition to Reverse Cancellation of School Halloween Parades in Falmouth
A petition has been created after school administrators canceled long-standing Halloween parades at Falmouth elementary schools. Supporters argue the tradition is important for community spirit and student enjoyment. The cancellation was cited as a move toward an inclusive environment and maintaining attendance rates.
Newton health officials order mini horse removed as owner weighs lawsuit
Newton health officials ordered a mini horse removed because the yard did not meet health requirements for large animals. The owner stated they want to fight the order even more.
Lawrence member of Los Trinitarios gang admits to trafficking guns, drugs in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, prosecutors say
Prosecutors state a Lawrence member of the Los Trinitarios gang admitted to trafficking guns and drugs across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. The individual faces sentencing in federal court in Boston.
Trump says top tech firms have signed accord to ‘self-police’ AI development
Top AI executives met with Trump at the White House regarding an accord for tech firms to self-police AI development.
Former 'American Idol' singer Caleb Flynn convicted of fatally shooting his wife
A former 'American Idol' singer has been convicted of fatally shooting his wife. He could face up to life in prison without parole when sentenced on Monday.
New details emerge in ‘deeply disturbing’ case of Malden man accused of kidnapping, sexually abusing woman for weeks
New details have emerged regarding a deeply disturbing case involving a Malden man accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing a woman for several weeks. Officers found the woman allegedly held against her will in squalid conditions.
Carlisle Homeowner Wakes to Black Bear on Roof
A Carlisle homeowner woke up Monday morning after hearing footsteps above him and seeing a black bear on his roof. The skittish bear retreated back down the tree before police arrived. Wildlife experts noted the bear appeared about a year old.
OpenAI ignored employees who warned it wasn’t doing enough about security
The article reports that OpenAI disregarded warnings from its own employees regarding insufficient security measures.
Firefighters continue to douse hot spots at Roxbury building
Firefighters are continuing to douse hot spots at a Roxbury building, as investigators have not been able to enter to determine the cause of the fire.
'Curious little' black bear wanders onto roof in Carlisle
A curious little black bear wandered onto a roof in Carlisle. The homeowner was freaked out by the sight of it on their property roof.
Mamdani releases plan to combat antisemitism amid concerns over his criticism of Israel
A plan to fight antisemitism was released, which includes boosting security funding for synagogues and increasing Jewish history in public schools.
Six Flags Magic Mountain retires X2 roller coaster amid brain injury lawsuits
Six Flags Magic Mountain is retiring the X2 roller coaster following a settlement of a wrongful-death lawsuit from 2022.
Logan Airport Faces Dozens of Flight Cancellations During Runway Work
Dozens of flight cancellations occurred at Logan Airport due to ongoing runway work. Inbound flights experienced delays averaging 86 minutes on Tuesday.
Video shows ‘electric light show’ in Ashland during weekend nor’easter
A tree fell near 250 West Union Street around 8:30 p.m., according to fire officials, while a video showed an electric light show in Ashland during the weekend nor'easter.
Who’s in — and who’s out — for The Boston Foundation’s top job
An executive search firm has begun looking into candidates for The Boston Foundation's top position.
Boston Legacy's Lilly Reale of Hingham called up to US women’s national soccer team
Lilly Reale from Boston Legacy in Hingham was called up to the US women’s national soccer team. The United States will host Spain for two matches near Washington, D.C. and Chester, Pa.
Partly sunny skies return with warmer air making a comeback
Partly sunny skies are expected to return Wednesday, bringing warmer air back to Greater Boston. Temperatures will likely reach the 70s for the first time in over ten days.
Woman Hospitalized After Being Hit by Bicycle in Boston
A woman was taken to the hospital on Tuesday morning after being hit by a bicycle in Boston. Police responded to Commonwealth Avenue and St. Mary’s Street around 9:09 a.m. for reports of the incident. This is noted as a developing news story.
Cruise ship worker arrested in Boston on child pornography charges
A cruise ship worker was arrested in Boston facing child pornography charges. An investigator noted the worker had been linked to about 75 such reports.
Mintz Gets New Leader; This Time He's a Bostonian
The law firm's partners have chosen Mike Fantozzi as their next managing member, who is a Bostonian.
'Etsy witches' hired to hold off nor'easter for weddings; it didn't work
Brides and grooms are reportedly hiring 'Etsy witches' in an attempt to control the weather, but their efforts failed against a nor'easter.
Collision between bicyclist and pedestrian near Kenmore Square leaves one person with life-threatening injuries
A collision involving a bicyclist and a pedestrian occurred near Kenmore Square. Police report that the incident left one individual with life-threatening injuries.
Driver topped 100 miles per hour before head-on crash in Boston
Prosecutors say a head-on crash in Boston killed a pregnant woman’s unborn child after the driver was speeding. The collision occurred while the driver was fleeing another accident.
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