A person was hospitalized following a non-fatal stabbing near Brooke Charter School in Mattapan, Boston, resulting in one arrest. Police are investigating the incident.

The Plymouth Police Department summarized their weekly activities on social media, including 612 incidents, 17 arrests, 26 car accidents, and 54 traffic stops from April 6-12.

Mayor Wu announces Boston 250, celebrating the city's role in the American Revolution, featuring a kickoff event on April 18 with historical activities and reenactments.

Samuel Delaney Jr. was arrested for a non-fatal shooting on Waverley Street, facing various charges including assault with intent to murder and firearm offenses.

Boston experienced a mix of rain and snow with chilly temperatures and persistent winds, with conditions improving slightly on Sunday and sunny weather predicted for Monday.

New Hampshire man arraigned for a violent road rage assault in Boston, leaving another man with severe facial injuries.

The Boston Police Department is recruiting 18–25-year-olds for its Police Cadet Program, offering paid, on-the-job training for aspiring officers in Boston.

A man convicted of a 1967 murder in Massachusetts has been granted parole, sparking controversy and highlighting legal changes that affect sentencing for crimes committed by young adults.

Boston launched the 2025 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series, where residents can engage with Mayor Wu and staff in parks to discuss city services and issues.

Boston celebrated Ayo Edebiri Day on April 10, 2025, with the actor visiting her alma mater and engaging with students.

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.