Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey advocates for $300 million annual funding increase for local infrastructure, focusing on roads and bridges to support municipalities, enhance safety, and prepare for the future.

Two men face charges in Quincy for a mail and identity theft scheme involving $200,000 in stolen checks and ID documents, potentially part of a larger theft ring.

Worcester Police arrested three individuals for firearm possession during a routine patrol after spotting a vehicle violation and finding a concealed rifle.

Two men were arrested for vehicle theft in Milford after being spotted on hotel CCTV and previously interacting with Hopkinton Police. They face multiple charges.

AG Campbell leads an AG coalition supporting LGBTQ-inclusive books in Maryland schools, arguing it promotes inclusivity without infringing on religious freedom.

A Bethlehem man died in a crash on I-93 in New Hampshire. The NH State Police are investigating the rollover accident, seeking witnesses to establish the cause.

A dog is recovering from a machete attack in Lowell, with the suspect Jeremy Collazo held without bail. Despite a head injury, the dog, now named Danny Trejo, shows signs of a full recovery.

A Boston man, Kyvon Ross, pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge after trying to evade police and crashing his moped. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

A Saugus man, Gardy Pierre, is accused of causing $500,000 in damage by pouring paint on Teslas at a Peabody showroom. He faces multiple charges, including property defacement.

Londonderry police are searching for suspects after a gunpoint robbery and zip-tie restraint of a victim at a local business. No injuries were reported, and the suspects remain at large.

MassDOT begins the $15.6 million Boston Road Rehabilitation Project in Westford to enhance safety and accessibility, including bike lanes, sidewalks, and signal updates, with a 2027 completion goal.

Yvonne Ngoiri was sentenced to life with parole eligibility after 20 years, having pled guilty to murder and arson that resulted in four deaths and damage in Worcester.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 681 incidents, 8 arrests, and 15 criminal complaints from March 30 to April 5, also responding to 21 car accidents and conducting 81 traffic stops.