Protestors interrupted a Tufts event with Rep. Moulton, demanding the release of detained Turkish student Öztürk. Moulton criticized the Trump administration and ICE, likening their actions to the Gestapo.

Boston is under a Wind Advisory with west winds of 15-25 mph and gusts up to 50 mph; cold temperatures and scattered showers are expected, followed by a clear, sunny Wednesday. The rest of the week will be cool with rain returning by Thursday night.

Lowell Police and NEMLEC SWAT conducted a raid in Lower Belvidere, arresting a male and seizing guns, drugs, and cash. The individual faces multiple charges.

Weymouth detectives arrested two suspects for shoplifting over $1,500 in goods from a local supermarket, with ongoing investigations possibly leading to more charges.

An 18-year-old died, and another was injured in a car crash in Middleborough. The car hit a tree around 2:37 A.M.; bystanders freed the injured passenger before emergency services arrived. Investigations are ongoing.

Residents rescued two juveniles from Hood Pond in Ipswich after their canoe capsized; police and fire departments responded, and all involved were safe with no significant injuries.

Holden Police request community help to identify suspects in a significant larceny at Walgreens on Shrewsbury Street, urging tipsters to call 508 210-5613 or contact them online.

The Everett Police Department arrested Kenny Capais for drug trafficking and ammunition possession after a 48-hour surveillance and raid on his residence.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins a coalition to challenge a Trump Executive Order affecting libraries and museums, alleging it jeopardizes their funding and services.

Boston's Seaport district Intercontinental Boston condo is listed, featuring luxury amenities, two bedrooms, hotel services, and city views. Listed by Jeffrey Goldman and priced including fees and taxes.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues the Trump Administration, with 16 states joining, alleging illegal NIH funding disruptions, affecting research and public health advancements, with claims of politically motivated cuts to specific studies.

A fire at the Stone Ends Apartments in Stoughton displaced families after causing extensive damage and a partial roof collapse; a firefighter was injured, and the Red Cross is assisting.

Boston Police's District A-15 has reintroduced its "Walk the Beat" program to strengthen community relations through interactive events, including a cornhole game and shared meals. The program runs Wednesdays and welcomes all fitness levels.