Boston Police found a deceased adult female in Roxbury and are investigating; autopsy pending. Public assistance is sought; tips can be anonymous. Emotional support is available through NTT.

A school bus with 32 students hit a utility pole in Hopkinton; no serious injuries reported, but students were trapped until power lines were made safe.

The search for a man who fell from a canoe into the Connecticut River is ongoing, with local police, fire units, and various agencies involved. A woman has been rescued by a bystander.

Boston Police seek help to identify suspects in a breaking and entering incident near 131 Tremont Street on May 14, 2025. Anonymous tips are encouraged.

Boston Police's District A-1 engaged with local youth at Charlestown Boys and Girls Club through basketball and a cookout to strengthen community relations.

Mayor Michelle Wu leads over 30 U.S. cities/counties in Supreme Court amicus brief to protect the CHNV Parole Program for immigrants from countries like Cuba and Haiti.

Boston Police recovered four firearms and made several arrests after increased patrols in Harambee Park, Mattapan, following suspicious activities and firearm-related incidents.

A nor'easter is set to bring clouds, rain, and gusty winds to Boston, with the National Weather Service forecasting drizzly conditions and NBC Boston reporting possible strong winds in Cape Cod.

A person was critically injured by lightning in Hooksett, New Hampshire; another individual was unharmed. Emergency services responded and the victim was hospitalized.

Governor Maura Healey unveiled the "Deconstructing Stigma" mental health exhibit, featuring personal stories to combat stigma and promote openness in seeking help for mental health issues.

Billionaire Robert Hale Jr. gifted each Bridgewater State University graduate $500 and an additional $500 to give to someone in need at their commencement.

Reya Jasmin was charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of her spouse, Margaret Jasmin, in Plaistow, New Hampshire.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on social media that they responded to 749 incidents from May 11-17, which included 16 arrests, 13 criminal complaints, and 36 motor vehicle accidents.