An 18-year-old swimmer was pulled from Foss Reservoir in Framingham and later died at Framingham Union Hospital. Authorities say the Middlesex DA's office is investigating.

A Dracut woman was arrested after police say she fired shots near Willowdale Beach at Lake Mascuppic Sunday; a Glock was recovered and she faces multiple charges.

An 83-year-old man died after being struck by a pickup on Route 6 in Wellfleet. Police say the truck operator is cooperating and the crash is under investigation.

The state's POST Commission suspended a Boston officer after disciplinary records show he viewed and shared graphic material and improperly accessed criminal‑records data.

A newly registered super PAC called Boston Leads lists Ben Martello as chair and treasurer and drew a public rebuke from State Sen. Nick Collins over ties to Mayor Michelle Wu.

A man was seriously injured after being struck by an Amtrak train at West Medford station; the stop is closed and nearby roads are detoured.

Pamela Smart will appear virtually in Concord as she presses a renewed bid to overturn her 1991 murder conviction. Prosecutors have asked a judge to dismiss her petition.

The Boston Public Library unveiled the Shaw-Roxbury Branch in Nubian Square, honoring Sarah-Ann Shaw's decades of community reporting and activism. The dedication drew family, neighbors and city leaders.

A 19-year-old from Foxboro was arrested after a police pursuit that began at a Belmont Street car meet; his SUV crashed into a fence and parked cars. No injuries were reported.

Yoshida flirted with the cycle while Jake Bennett tossed six scoreless innings as Boston pummeled Tampa Bay 10-0, stretching the Sox' win streak to 10 games. Fenway got loud in the opener of a doubleheader.

Hazy morning smoke and gusty southwest winds will give way to a 50% chance of afternoon storms. Sensitive people should limit prolonged outdoor activity.

A former Lowell charter-school employee was indicted on multiple child-sex charges tied to alleged 2022 incidents in Lynn. Arraignment is set for July 22.

A video showing rodents inside a South Station Starbucks prompted Boston inspectors to suspend the shop’s food license. Inspectors flagged droppings and fly activity and ordered pest control and a hearing.