Seven Massachusetts men face charges of kidnapping and torturing a man for ransom, causing severe suffering to him and his family. The victim was abducted, beaten, and extorted for money. If convicted, the kidnappers could face life in prison.

Boston experiences mixed weather with clouds, sunshine, and potential rain as a low-pressure system approaches, with mild temperatures throughout the week and clear, sunny conditions forecasted for the weekend.

The MBTA launched a mobile app and online portal for The RIDE paratransit service, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for riders with disabilities.

Authorities are investigating green laser incidents that targeted three flights near Boston's Logan Airport, highlighting the dangers of laser strikes to aviation safety. No injuries were reported.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches the nomination period for Boston's fourth annual Legacy Business Awards, calling for community submissions of businesses operating for over a decade.

Governor Maura Healey and 17 other governors urge Congress to extend the Affordable Care Act's enhanced premium tax credits to maintain healthcare affordability.

MBTA Police seek help identifying a woman who pushed an elderly person off a bus, captured on surveillance with a distinct neck tattoo.

A car crash at the Go Smoke Shop in Brockton, MA, caused by brake failure, injured an employee and damaged the property. The unlicensed driver was cited.

A 27-year-old man was shot and killed outside a Lawrence nightclub; police seek information, with no arrests made. The incident contrasts with a local family-friendly festival.

Juan Salas, 23, from Boston, has been charged with multiple offenses after a shooting in Danvers, with the victim receiving medical attention. The case remains under investigation.

Developers behind Essex Landing sue Saugus and its Town Manager, accusing them of "arbitrary and discriminatory" treatment related to a demanded $200,000 donation.

Everett, Massachusetts canceled its annual Hispanic Heritage Month festival due to concerns over ICE raids, which have instilled fear in the immigrant community.

Boston prepares for events including Open Newbury Street, Hare Krishna Procession, and festivals in Chinatown and Dorchester, with street closures and parking restrictions. Newmarket Square and Canterbury Street see infrastructure changes.