A fire at 121 Marine Road, South Boston, led to 9 people and pets displaced; no injuries reported. Boston Fire Department's response and Red Cross aid highlighted. Cause under investigation.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a lawsuit with 23 AGs and governors against the Trump Administration for freezing $6.8 billion in educational grant funds, affecting programs and violating fiscal laws.

Shyloe Harris, 25, was arrested by Springfield Police for illegal dirt bike riding and for operating a stolen vehicle, following a dedicated operation against illegal off-highway vehicle activities.

A Connecticut man was arrested and a teen hospitalized following a vehicle theft and shooting in Springfield. The man faces multiple charges including assault with a firearm.

Worcester Police arrested Naheem Schuler for an outstanding warrant and possession of a Class B substance, as part of their Summer Impact crime reduction initiative.

Boston weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential storms, and an impending heat wave, with fluctuating chances of thunderstorms, high humidity, and heat advisories expected midweek.

The Boston Police Department seeks help to identify a suspect in a Roxbury pizza shop burglary and provides various ways for the public to submit tips.

A fire at a Corwin Street residence in Boston displaces seven, causes $750,000 in damages, injures one firefighter, and prompts an investigation and community support.

A major fire in Boston caused over $800,000 in damage, displaced residents, and led to minor injuries. The BFD and American Red Cross are assisting those affected.

Families of Massachusetts plane crash victims demand accountability from the U.S. Army for a collision involving an Army helicopter and call for systemic change.

The Boston City Council supports bills to stop driver's license suspensions for non-driving-related debts, aiming to improve fairness and break poverty cycles.

Somerset woman arrested for human trafficking and prostitution at a local massage parlor after a joint investigation.

Over 30 Massachusetts beaches are closed due to high bacteria levels after heavy rainfall, posing health risks to swimmers. The state's public health department advises checking water quality before visiting.