The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office is investigating a police shooting in Nashua that left one man dead outside a Lowe's store on Sunday night.

A 4-year-old child nearly drowned at Grews Pond in Falmouth, MA, but was rescued by bystanders and flown to a trauma center for care. The incident raised concerns about the lack of lifeguards.

Carleton Jones is appointed as executive director of Boston's Public Facilities Department, with Rohn MacNulty supporting as deputy director. They replace Kerrie Griffin and aim to manage over 120 capital projects.

Boston Police officers from District A-7 continue their youth outreach by hosting a hockey training program that promotes skill development and fosters community relations.

Boston kicked off Pride Month with the BIPOQ Pride DTX Block Party, featuring performances and vendors to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, particularly people of color.

A monster truck crash at the Topsham Fairgrounds in Maine injured several people and knocked down utility poles.

A sunny weekend is forecasted for Boston with highs in the 70s and 80s, but temperatures may drop slightly during the week with potential rain by Thursday.

One woman was injured and another charged following a stabbing at US Pack in Leominster, Massachusetts, after an argument between employees escalated.

Law enforcement is searching for 18-year-old Landon Costigan, who has been missing since May 14. The search is concentrated around the Holyoke and Springfield areas, with public appeals for information.

Boston's Worker Empowerment Cabinet, in partnership with Roxbury Community College, launched the Learning Lab initiative to enhance workforce development through data-driven policies.

A Massachusetts surgeon settled claims for $200,000 for his involvement in a kickback scheme with a medical device company, DePuy Synthes, violating healthcare laws.

Massachusetts' MBTA receives a $67 million federal grant to improve accessibility on the Green Line, benefiting riders with disabilities and adding to over $1 billion in transportation project funds.

Boston police detained two individuals in Dorchester during a nighttime operation, seizing drugs, a loaded firearm, and a high-capacity magazine following a traffic stop.