Brookline Police seek help IDing two linked to an assault with a knife in a parking lot. They provided descriptions of the individuals and urge public assistance.

A fire alarm caused a brief evacuation at TD Garden after a Knicks-Celtics game; no injuries or fire were reported. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Agustin Morente, a 70-year-old Guatemalan, has been indicted for illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation 15 years ago.

Boston's weather is mild today with a high of 71°F, but expected rain and possible thunderstorms will follow tonight into the weekend, with chances of minor flooding due to 1-2 inches of total rainfall. Conditions should improve by Mother's Day.

Litchfield, NH residents were briefly ordered to shelter in place during a police search for an armed suspect, who was later captured without further incident.

Watertown Police arrested four individuals, including two juveniles, for an armed robbery on an MBTA bus, working in partnership with MBTA Transit Police. The suspects were known to the victim.

Boston Police arrested Franklin Mejia Martinez, 26, on drug trafficking charges after surveillance of his suspicious activities and finding heroin, crack, and cocaine on him.

Boston Police from District E-5 supported Rose’s Bounty Food Pantry's Walk for Hunger, participated in community engagement, and ensured safety during the event.

Worcester Police reported a drug bust involving Elvin Castillo, seizing 425 grams of fentanyl from his apartment and car, leading to charges for trafficking a Class A substance.

Fish City Studios reopens in Gloucester to celebrate artist Jon Sarkin with thousands of his pieces on display, showcasing his unique style developed after a stroke.

Massachusetts AG Campbell and 18 other attorneys general sued the Trump administration to overturn a directive halting wind energy project approvals, arguing it's illegal and hinders renewable energy advances and investment returns.

A man was fatally shot in Dorchester, Boston; police are investigating and seeking public assistance. The Boston Neighborhood Trauma Team offers support to those affected.

Rain is forecasted for Boston, with showers and potential fog starting Sunday evening and continuing into the workweek, with cooler, breezy conditions. A slight break might come Wednesday, but the risk of showers and thunderstorms remains.