Boston police seek public's help in identifying suspects in an April 26 assault case at 140 Tremont Street, releasing images and offering various ways to provide anonymous tips.

A two-alarm fire damaged a Dorchester multi-family home, displacing nine residents and causing an estimated $500,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The Air Mobility Command's 618th AOC is incorporating AI via the CAITT program to enhance workflow, with support from Lincoln Laboratory as part of the NITMRE effort.

Federal agents detained two individuals in Winthrop, Massachusetts, causing community unease over the show of force and raising questions about immigration enforcement.

A 20-year-old male was fatally shot in Chelsea; police are investigating with no further details released pending family notification. Public assistance is sought.

Boston is experiencing steady rain with potential thunderstorms and high winds. Rainfall may reach one inch, easing dry conditions. The wet weather will partially clear by evening, leading to a mixed weekend forecast with some sun and showers.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and 18 other state AGs sue Trump's DOE for threatening to withhold funding over states' DEI initiatives in education.

Authorities negate the existence of a New England serial killer despite online speculation and a string of recent body discoveries; investigations are ongoing without evidence of a connection between cases.

Dr. Le Thu, a Boston doctor, is set to plead guilty in a Medicare fraud scheme, allegedly defrauding $35.5 million by claiming unprovided genetic testing services.

William Goss, 76, is missing in Brighton, last seen near Western Avenue. BPD seeks public help, with anonymous tips encouraged through various channels.

Romeo Miller was arrested on federal ammunition charges related to a 2024 Brockton shootout that injured a woman. He and three others, indicted by a grand jury, face serious penalties if convicted.

Boston Police hosted a community event, Coffee with a Cop, at Sip of Joy Café to improve communication with residents.

The Stockbridge community is actively seeking two missing locals, with police using social media to help in the search and asking residents to check their security footage.