A man was critically injured in a shooting at Brockton, MA, with no arrests yet. The victim, initially misreported as 27, is 33. Witnesses saw a fight before the shooting and two individuals fled on a moped. Police seek public help.

Massachusetts AG fined Zuma restaurant $1.8 million for illegal tip pool violations, where managers unlawfully received tips. The fine will compensate affected employees.

A young woman, Adriana Suazo, was found dead in Milton, MA; police have no evidence of trauma and are investigating her last week's activities for clues.

ICE and partners arrested 1,500 individuals in Massachusetts during "Operation Patriot," targeting criminals, including gang members and violent offenders.

Boston's weather will feature a sunny week with rising temperatures, peaking near 90 degrees by Thursday, followed by a chance of rain starting Friday into the weekend.

Boston Police arrested Sean Gosse for possession of drugs, ammunition, and firearm parts after witnessing him discard suspected drugs and searching his home.

An SUV hit an open manhole at Boston Logan Airport, injuring four women inside. The vehicle was sent airborne and spun around; injuries were non-life-threatening. State police are investigating.

Boston Police found 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood deceased; Kevin Boyette, 36, was arrested and charged with her murder. An ongoing investigation and community support efforts are in place.

Class of 2025 President Megha Vemuri was banned from MIT's commencement after delivering a pro-Palestinian speech criticizing the university's ties to Israel, leading to mixed reactions and a disruption during the Chancellor's speech.

Boston will host a "Family Guy" pop-up bar, The Drunken Clam, providing an immersive fan experience with decor, themed food and drinks, and interactive events.

The MBTA Transit Police are searching for an assailant who attacked a Red Line passenger with pepper spray at Central Square Station. They've requested public assistance in identifying the individual.

Boston Police and locals refurbished Robert Lawson Park in Jamaica Plain, engaging in litter removal, gardening, and planting, enhancing the park and community relations.

Boston invests over $900,000 in grants to support the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, with an emphasis on job training, housing, and well-being. Mayor Wu and partners announce efforts towards easing community transition.