Boston City Council supports Teamsters Local 25 waste workers in their contract dispute with Republic Services, focusing on fair pay and improved conditions.

Boston's summer events cause traffic challenges; with Newbury Street going car-free on Sundays and various markets, concerts, and cultural celebrations, the Transportation Department advises careful travel planning.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell secured an agreement to halt sales of Forced Reset Triggers, machine-gun conversion devices, in Massachusetts and other states in a lawsuit for public safety.

A man in his 70s died after a car crash in Boston's Sumner Tunnel area; a rescue operation was launched but he later succumbed to his injuries. State Police are investigating.

Springfield Police, with other agencies, seized drugs and a firearm from a 17-year-old after observing what seemed to be a drug deal. The identity of the juvenile is protected.

The Springfield Police are seeking help to find Robert Askew, wanted for a hit-and-run. Multiple contact options, including anonymous tips, are available.

Boston announces its 2025 Summer Eats program, providing free meals to youth at over 30 citywide sites during the summer, with a kickoff event on July 11. No registration or ID is needed.

A suspect has been arrested in the year-old murder case of Jhonny Lajoie, who was found dead in Taunton, with Manny Pina facing murder and firearm charges.

Chelsea Police arrested two after finding drugs in a black Ford Escape during a proactive patrol in a known narcotics area, as announced on their social media.

Milford, MA police arrested Giovanni Cardona, wanted in Arizona for a road rage shooting, after Medway Police spotted him and coordinated with Milford authorities.

Boston is experiencing heavy rainfall with possible thunderstorms and fog. Forecasts suggest more showers and thunderstorms with mild temperatures. The weekend may see some improvement with partly sunny skies and warmer weather.

Desmond Phillip was convicted of first-degree murder and gun-related charges for a 2022 fatal shooting in Pittsfield, receiving a life sentence plus additional time for illegal firearms possession.

State Rep. Jim Hawkins introduced a bill to ban law enforcement, including ICE, from covering their faces while on duty in Massachusetts to increase trust and transparency.