Massachusetts AG Campbell sues the Trump Administration over the alleged illegal sharing of health data with ICE, arguing it undermines Medicaid and public trust.

Boston is expanding its dining sector by approving 21 new liquor licenses across eight neighborhoods, a move supported by Mayor Wu for boosting the local economy.

Massachusetts plans a $20.5 million revamp for MCI-Framingham, focusing on rehab, mental health, and reentry programs, aiming to reduce facility size and prepare inmates for reintegration.

An off-duty North Andover officer was shot by an on-duty officer while the latter was serving a court order. Details are limited, and an investigation by local authorities is underway.

Krishna Gidwani of Canton, MA, will plead guilty in a $4 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary durable medical equipment and illegal kickbacks.

Brookline Police are seeking public help via Facebook to identify two individuals linked to a June 19 theft, providing descriptions and asking for information at 617.730.2711.

The Plymouth Police Department reported handling 726 incidents in a week, ranging from traffic stops to emergencies, highlighting their commitment to community safety.

A catering van at Boston’s Logan Airport collided with a parked plane, causing only minor injuries to the van driver and no injuries onboard as the plane was empty.

A person was fatally hit by an MBTA commuter rail train in West Roxbury, Boston, affecting rail service with train cancellations and replacement shuttle buses.

A two-alarm fire on Codman Hill Ave, Boston, displaced 10 people and several pets; damages surpassed $550,000. The Boston Fire Department and Red Cross are assisting.

The MBTA announces the opening of the new North Wilmington Station on the Haverhill Commuter Rail Line, providing improved accessibility and amenities for commuters.

Boston Police urge help in identifying two suspects involved in a June 26 armed robbery at Cristian Convenience Store in Roxbury, as per department surveillance images.

Worcester man, Robert Banks, was arrested for burglary and assault after an altercation in Webster, violating his probation from previous violent offenses.