Chilly, breezy Monday with highs near 50°F and a slight chance of light showers. Marathon road closures will affect travel and timing.

A man suffered minor cuts in an early-morning robbery on Phillips Avenue. Police are asking witnesses to call the anonymous tip line.

Representative Town Meeting approved the Plymouth Community Trust by‑law, limiting when town employees and police can assist ICE and restricting access to records and facilities. Supporters say it protects public‑safety trust; opponents warn of legal confusion.

Four 'We Stand With Israel' lawn signs were targeted in Newton this week; small bags of dog feces were placed near displays and one sign removed and smeared. Police have increased patrols and are asking residents to share tips.

The School Committee advanced a plan to ask the MSBA for a new Mel King Academy building at 90 Warren Ave, aiming to consolidate services and modernize therapeutic supports.

Dense morning fog slows commutes; steady rain arrives Sunday with splashover possible along the harbor.

A Wrentham man with a past federal fraud conviction pleaded not guilty after a grand jury widened child-porn charges. Prosecutors say a 2024 search turned up dozens of illicit files.

Multi‑day May outages will hit the Red, Green and Blue lines plus several commuter‑rail routes; shuttle buses, free ferries and longer trips are planned.

Boston police and an FBI task force arrested a Dorchester man after searches at a store and an apartment turned up four handguns, ammunition and suspected crack. The suspect is jailed pending arraignment.

Police say a vehicle fled before officers arrived on Shirley Street; no arrests have been made and detectives are investigating.

Mayor Michelle Wu will speak at the Berkshire Partners Blue Hill Boys & Girls Club in Dorchester at 10:30 a.m.; her office has released no details. Local context and how to watch live.

A Boston man is accused of gouging an MBTA officer’s eyes during an arrest, leaving the officer with facial injuries. A probable-cause hearing is set for May 12.

Waltham police say a Lowell man admitted owning a defaced Glock and 14 one‑pound bags of marijuana found in a storage unit on River Street.