Mayor Michelle Wu outlined accomplishments and plans for Boston in her 2025 State of the City Address, focusing on public safety, racial equity, housing, youth programs, and green initiatives.

Massachusetts police operation disrupts drug activity, leading to seizures and arrests, including Eric Serrano for trafficking drugs. Inter-agency cooperation praised.

Lawrence Police Department is asking for public help to locate a missing juvenile, emphasizing community assistance despite the youth not being in danger.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration and the MBTA announce free South Coast Rail service until the end of March to promote public transportation and economic growth in Massachusetts.

The Boston Police Department honored Traffic Supervisors in the city on National Crossing Guard Day, recognizing their contribution to public safety and community connections.

Southbridge Police arrested a suspect, Jose Paredes, for a shooting on Worcester Street, after finding a gun in his vehicle in North Brookfield. He faces multiple firearm charges.

MIT researchers have developed a new "somewhat homomorphic" encryption method that allows limited computations on encrypted data without decryption, promising to improve cloud data security.

Massachusetts State Police fired Trooper Michael Proctor for unsatisfactory conduct and misuse of alcohol, revealed through inappropriate text messages about a murder suspect and drinking on duty.

Springfield Police's C3 Unit seized 500 bags of drugs, arresting two after a traffic stop revealed heroin. The car search uncovered cocaine and crack with intent to distribute.

The Boston Police are engaging with local youth through the Game Changers basketball program at the Boys & Girls Club in Dorchester to foster connections and teach teamwork.

Spencer woman indicted for bank fraud, accused of stealing Social Security benefits after a beneficiary's death.

An off-duty Randolph, MA police sergeant was killed by a commuter rail train in Abington; authorities are investigating the incident with conflicting mechanical fault reports.

Police in Medford issued an alert for missing juvenile Ryan Araujo, last seen March 13 at Medford High School, urging community assistance in locating him.