Maynard Police arrested John Fenton on drug charges after a months-long investigation and apartment raid that yielded methamphetamine and other drugs.

Massachusetts House considers a bill targeting AI's role in political campaigns, especially to prevent misinformation and to maintain election integrity.

Spectrum News is buying New England Cable News from NBCUniversal and will relaunch it as Spectrum News NECN, expanding regional coverage across New England.

Westborough Police, with other agencies, raided Westborough Wellness Spa, arresting two for alleged prostitution-related activities. More details are promised as the investigation continues.

Boston plans a World Cup fan festival at City Hall Plaza during summer to coincide with matches at Gillette Stadium; funding still sought for the event.

Clinicians across Greater Boston say immigrant pregnant patients are missing prenatal and postpartum visits amid enforcement fears and federal policy shifts. Health centers warn missed care could mean worse outcomes for mothers and babies.

A Boston man convicted in a 2009 Allston stabbing was granted parole after serving 16 years; the Parole Board cited sobriety, education and activism and imposed strict monitoring.

ICE Boston arrested Khambor Phouthongseng, a man convicted in a 1990 Plymouth homicide. Court and parole records show a decades‑long criminal and immigration history.

A man was arrested in Lowell after a multi‑agency search warrant tied to a December Lawrence shooting. He was booked and remanded to state parole custody.

Malachi Scott was arrested by Malden Police for allegedly being linked to a series of sexual incidents. The arrest followed an investigation with no physical harm reported, just emotional distress among victims.

A suspect was fatally shot and two police officers were injured in Fall River, Massachusetts, after a confrontation where the suspect fired at the officers.

Chelsea resident arrested for cocaine trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a police investigation.

Harvard's Houghton Library holds an exhibit titled "Thanks for Typing," exploring women's contributions to literary history through typing, showcasing typescripts, guides, and ads until May 1.