Jose Rodriguez Grau was arrested in Manchester following a joint operation by local and federal agencies that found drugs, firearms, and ammunition. He faces multiple charges.

The Lowell Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Brittany Tremblay, a 31-year-old missing since February 28, and last seen wearing a red Jordan sweater with jeans and sneakers.

An off-duty Boston Police officer shot and killed a knife-wielding man in a Chick-fil-A after bystanders sought refuge. The incident is under investigation.

Former Stoneham police officer Joseph Ponzo received a 27-month prison sentence for involvement in a bribery scheme related to the Mass Save program, must pay restitution and a fine.

John and Cyndy Fish donate $10 million to Tabor Academy, the largest gift the school has received, to support financial aid, faculty, and athletic programs.

Boston Police officers and a comfort dog attended a "Coffee with a Cop" event at the East Boston Senior Center to engage with locals over board games and conversations.

Boston City Councilors oppose proposed NIH funding cuts, highlighting the potential negative impact on medical research, local economy, jobs, and healthcare advancements.

Boston experiences a brief snowfall that is expected to melt as temperatures rise, with fluctuating weather patterns continuing into the week, including a mix of snow, wind, and warmer days.

Sullivan's Castle Island in South Boston won a James Beard America’s Classics Award, celebrating its longstanding local culinary tradition since 1951.

Lockdown at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School due to an anonymous tip about a student with a firearm; no weapon found after police search.

MBTA board approves a $113 million contract with Piper Networks for a crash prevention system on the Green Line, following a recent trolley collision. The system will include operator alerts and automation to prevent speed and signal violations.

Boston Police are seeking assistance to identify a suspect in a Roxbury break-in and theft, asking for public tips and offering anonymous reporting options.

The Karen Read case sees law enforcement officers cleared of charges following a federal investigation, while potential defense bias and judicial sanctions are discussed in the lead-up to Read's retrial.