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.

Worcester Police arrested Joel Alvarado Santos for drug trafficking, finding a significant amount of suspected fentanyl and related paraphernalia at his residence.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey supports a proposed ban on cellphones in schools during instructional hours to foster distraction-free learning and protect students' mental health.

Holyoke Police Department's crackdown on drugs led to two arrests and the seizure of heroin and crack-cocaine, as part of ongoing efforts to combat overdose deaths and open-air drug markets.

Boston Police and youth leaders distributed groceries and helped at daycare in a community service event at the Haitian Multi-Service Center in South Boston.

The Springfield Police Department apprehended a suspect linked to a shooting on Boston Road after an off-duty officer spotted him, leading to the seizure of a defaced firearm from his vehicle.

The Brockton Police Department is seeking public help to find missing 70-year-old Marie Louissaint, last seen July 6th near Caffrey Towers. She may wear a green dress. Call 508-941-0200 with information.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield for drug and firearms offenses on July 4th, resulting in the seizure of cocaine, a firearm, and ammunition.

Boston Police invite Hyde Park residents to a Flashlight Walk for safety and community engagement, starting at Georgetowne Homes on July 9th, at 7 PM.

Brookline MA Police seek public help via Facebook to identify a person of interest related to a June 7th theft, using security footage and emphasizing the importance of community assistance in solving the case.

Plymouth Police shared a weekly report on Facebook, detailing 851 incidents, 16 arrests, 50 crashes, 46 traffic stops, 30 alarm responses, and 64 medical checks, highlighting their community-focused law enforcement efforts.

Boston faces high temperatures with a heat advisory in effect; residents are urged to stay cool as potential showers may increase humidity. Cooler, less humid weather is expected later in the week.