Cambridge Fire Department rescued four people from the Charles River after their sailboats capsized due to strong winds; there were no injuries reported.

Boston Police have arrested 44-year-old Bodio Hutchinson in Dorchester for alleged crack cocaine distribution after an undercover operation near Lyndhurst Street. Officers recovered approximately 16 grams of crack cocaine and marked buy money. Hutchinson faces multiple drug charges and is expected to be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.

Cicadas have emerged on Cape Cod after 17 years underground, and researchers at WHOI are studying them as indicators of mercury pollution in the environment.

Boston Police launched Operation Safe Scooter in Fenway, seizing nine scooters and arresting Johan Garcia for various offenses, including reckless driving.

Flour Bakery opens a new location in Boston Common, celebrated by Mayor Michelle Wu and the community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and support for local businesses.

Springfield Police Officers, including Lt. Brian Elliott, arrested three individuals and seized an illegal firearm after a stolen vehicle collided with a police cruiser.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has appointed Kathy Henry as Chair and Asha Santos and Mark Shaughnessy as Vice Chairs of the Judicial Nominating Commission.

AG Campbell supported Harvard against the Trump Administration's move to revoke its SEVP certification, impacting international students and Massachusetts' economy.

A sexual assault in Boston's Paul Revere Park prompts an investigation by Massachusetts State Police, with assistance from local authorities and a call for public help.

Former Deputy Superintendent Thomas Brady was indicted for forcing subordinates to do unpaid labor at his home, facing charges of extortion and bribery.

Over 200 students rallied at Harvard against the Trump administration's measures affecting international students, criticizing visa restrictions and expressing solidarity with the global academic community.

Weston Police seek help identifying a thief who stole two iPads from a porch, urging preventive measures and asking the public to contact them with information.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads 19 attorneys general in urging the AMA to protect abortion and gender-affirming care providers from board certification risks in restrictive states.