Boston paid tribute to Albert "Bootsie" Lewis, a local community figure, with a tennis court dedication at Almont Park attended by Mayor Wu and Boston Police.

Boston Police seek public help to identify an individual related to a Roxbury assault and battery case and stress the importance of community engagement in the investigation.

A Wayland homeowner was assaulted by two masked men demanding money; the suspects fled empty-handed and remain at large. The victim was treated for facial injuries.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell and 18 others filed an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit Court, opposing the Trump Administration's cuts to legal services for unaccompanied minors.

Massachusetts Governor Healey has announced enhanced safety measures for Assisted Living Residences following a tragic fire, with actions including required communication of safety protocols and completion of safety assessments.

Massachusetts communities, amid a trash collector strike, have filed a lawsuit seeking court intervention against Republic Services to resume waste collection services.

Boston Police and the Children's Advocacy Center host a free online safety workshop for adults, focusing on managing risks for youth on social media and the internet.

AG Campbell is leading a group of 20 states in a lawsuit against a Trump administration rule that could cause 1.8 million Americans to lose health insurance. The rule also excludes gender-affirming care from the ACA benefits.

The Boston Police seek public help to find 14-year-old Aracely Martinez, last seen in Hyde Park, possibly heading towards Forest Hills or East Boston.

Holyoke police seized drugs, firearms, and made two arrests during an operation led by Sergeant Summers, with juvenile and Alexis Cardenales-Rodriguez charged.

A Boston man faces charges for assaulting two seniors and a police officer; he's released on conditions, including psychiatric care, ahead of a pre-trial hearing.

Boston hosts 'Good Trouble' rallies honoring John Lewis, addressing various social justice issues, with a rally at Copley Square moving to Boston Common.

A woman was charged with animal cruelty after two dead cats were found in her hot car by New Bedford Police; a third cat survived and is now up for adoption.