Forecasts predict a warm opening day at Fenway Park, with Boston expected to reach 67 degrees. However, the weekend will bring rain and cooler temperatures, with a gradual clearing by Sunday. Unsettled weather will persist into early next week.

Patrick Athridge was arrested in Watertown for alleged possession of child pornography after a joint police operation.

A traffic stop in Fall River led to a drug bust, with Miguel Saavedra arrested after fleeing and found with substances believed to be crack cocaine and fentanyl.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey proposed a $756 million supplemental budget to address urgent deficiencies, with funds allocated to healthcare, elderly support, child care, food access, and cultural events.

Robert LeBlanc, 80, pleaded not guilty to child rape and indecent assault charges in a Salem court and is banned from unsupervised contact with minors.

A Cape Cod man, Michael P. Mahoney, was arrested for threatening violence against a federal official and their family. He faces up to five years in prison if convicted.

Springfield Police are seeking public help to find Scott Wood, missing since March 25. Wood is 6'0'', weighs 170 lbs, and his disappearance is of growing concern. Tips can be reported at 413-787-6360 or 413-787-6300.

An audit found missteps in the Canton Police handling of Karen Read's case but no conspiracy, with errors in crime scene procedure and interview recording practices noted.

The Plymouth Police Department's weekly report from March 23-29 shows 689 incidents, including 13 arrests and 55 medical/mental checks, reflecting the varied demands on law enforcement.

Boston Police officers engaged with locals over pizza in Jamaica Plain to foster community relations and address concerns in a relaxed setting, thanking partners for the event's success.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's tariffs for potentially raising costs, contrasting his "Liberation Day" claim with fears of economic strain.

An unidentified man died in a car fire in Hanson, Massachusetts, with local and state authorities investigating the incident.

The Massachusetts AG's Office relaunched the REACH program to provide funding for the rehabilitation of distressed properties and expand affordable housing.