Downtown Boston Alliance Holds 12th Doggone Halloween Parade
The Downtown Boston Alliance held its 12th annual Doggone Halloween Pet Parade in Downtown Crossing on October 24, 2026, featuring local dogs.
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Boston to See Warm Autumn Weather with Sunny Afternoons
Boston will experience cool mornings and sunny afternoons on Oct. 25‑26, with highs in the mid‑ to upper‑60s and occasional peaks near 70°F, above the usual late‑October average.
Out of the Darkness Walk Takes Place on Boston Common
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention organized a three‑mile Out of the Darkness Walk on Boston Common on Oct. 25, 2026, to promote suicide prevention and fund local mental‑health initiatives.
Search Begins for Missing Kayaker at Canton’s Ponkapoag Pond
State police launched a search on Oct. 24 after a male kayaker was reported missing and his overturned kayak was found 200 yards out at Ponkapoag Pond.
Juvenile Killed in Wrong‑Way Head‑On Crash on Route 1
A juvenile driver traveling the wrong way on Route 1 in Revere collided head‑on with oncoming traffic and was killed early Saturday morning.
Over 100 Residents Evacuated from Boston Nursing Home After Power Failure
More than 100 residents were evacuated from a Boston nursing home after a major power failure, with Lexington fire officials leading the emergency response.
Two Injured as Three‑Alarm Fire Engulfs Allston Home
A three‑alarm fire at a home on Brainerd Road in Allston injured two residents and led to the evacuation of several occupants, with most residents and pets escaping unharmed.
Man Killed in Shooting on Beauford Lane
A man was fatally shot while in a car on Beauford Lane in Dorchester on October 23, 2026, marking another murder in a series across Boston this year.
Firefighters Extinguish Overnight Blaze at Newburyport Chemical Plant
Firefighters contained a fire at a Newburyport chemical plant on the night of Oct. 23, 2026.
Prosecutors Decline Charges in Officer LaPorta Crash
County prosecutors decided not to file any criminal charges in the crash that resulted in Officer Stephen LaPorta's death in Uxbridge.
Man Killed Inside Car After Dorchester Shooting
A man was fatally shot inside his car in Dorchester on October 23, 2026, and Boston police are investigating the incident.
Fire Engulfs Boston Apartment Building, Two Injured
A Boston apartment fire on October 24 injured two people, rescued six, and left one person on the rooftop.
Somerville Theatre Operators Purchase Davis Square Site, Launch Fundraiser
Somerville Theatre operators spent $12 million on the Davis Square property and began a fundraiser to lower the resulting debt, seeking financing to keep the venue viable.
Thousands of Brigham and Women's Nurses Reject Final Offer
Thousands of Brigham and Women's nurses in Boston rejected the hospital's final contract offer, after a "best and final" proposal was presented.
Rising Energy Debt Strains 800,000 Massachusetts Households
About 800,000 Massachusetts utility customers are facing financial strain from rising energy debt, driven by increasing bills and high living costs.
Doctor advises Boston women on hot flashes and menopause care
Dr. Mahmooda Qureshi gave Boston women advice on treating hot flashes, discussed testosterone therapy, and explained when specialist care is appropriate for menopause symptoms.
Boston Council OKs $3.3M Grant for 887 E‑Bikes
Boston City Council approved a $3.3 million grant to acquire 887 e‑bikes and 434 batteries, advancing the modernization and expansion of the Bluebikes rental network.
Teen Charged After Alleged Unprovoked Attack on Hadley Rail Trail
An 18-year-old was arrested and charged after allegedly attacking someone on a Hadley rail trail, claiming a hallucinogenic mushroom trip caused the behavior.
Massachusetts State Police Suspend Two Troopers in Vineyard Rape Probe
Two state troopers were suspended and guest policies at temporary trooper housing were revised by the Massachusetts State Police amid a rape investigation on Martha's Vineyard.
MassDOT says Amazon must get drone‑delivery approval
MassDOT requires Amazon to obtain Aeronautics Division approval before starting drone deliveries in Westborough, asserting its oversight of such aerial operations.
