Governor Maura Healey opposes Trump's cancellation of $32 million in federal funding for Massachusetts' transportation materials, which was aimed at creating jobs and promoting clean manufacturing.

A 42-year-old man, previously convicted of manslaughter, was arrested in Boston for the murder of Stephen Gomes, pleading not guilty amid concerns over his medical condition.

Boston Police arrested three individuals for possession of a loaded firearm and large quantities of drugs during a drug investigation in Jamaica Plain.

The Worcester Police Department reports a decrease in various crimes for the first half of 2025, with lower homicide and shooting rates but an increase in stabbings.

The MBTA in Boston will deploy 'fare engagement representatives' starting September 8 to curb fare evasion, with warnings followed by fines for non-compliance.

Boston Police issued a missing person alert for Emanuel Sepulvada, a 14-year-old autistic boy from East Boston, last seen wearing a green t-shirt and gray shorts.

Attendees of Boston Marine Week on August 20-24, 2025, are advised to use alternative transportation due to parking restrictions and expected debris from aircraft at the event.

A 67-year-old man was found dead with stab wounds and a gunshot to the head in Canaan, NH. No arrests have been made, but there's no threat to the public.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston stands firm against complying with the Trump administration's immigration policies, in support of the city's sanctuary status and community safety.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts has launched 18 new career technical education programs in high schools, increasing seats by 900, including diverse fields like aviation maintenance and biotechnology.

Boston Police arrested a suspect, Bradley Webber, in relation to a South End burglary involving rooftop entry and theft of electronics and medication.

A drone and K9 team helped Webster police track down and arrest Nikole King, 30, after she tried to evade capture by running across highways and hiding in the woods.

Boston faces a hot, humid Sunday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by a cooler week and the potential impact of distant Hurricane Erin on local weather patterns.