A Roxbury man was arrested for firearms charges after a disturbance in Dorchester, where the police recovered a loaded gun and an extended magazine from a car.

A vehicle stop in Hyannis led to a significant Fentanyl bust, with over 300 grams found in a car. Driver Jason Hendricks-Tobey was charged with trafficking.

Boston's warm weather shifts to a cooler, rainy weekend with the possibility of sleet or snow in higher terrain early next week; sunny conditions expected by midweek.

Boston's District A-1 Community Service Office and Beverly Gibbons Center collaborated to bring Easter spirit to Charlestown with an Easter Bunny appearance and egg hunt preparation.

A suspect was arrested for a carjacking in Worcester after a response from multiple police departments; he had feigned having a gun to steal a car, which was later found abandoned.

Brighton High School students explore law enforcement careers through a hands-on experience with the Boston Police Department, touring the local station and learning about police work.

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.