The Boston City Council unanimously supports Bill SD.2808 to protect health care rights, including reproductive and gender-affirming care. The bill enhances privacy for patients in Massachusetts.

Tyrell Thomas was arrested in New Bedford for drug trafficking, with police seizing crack cocaine, fentanyl, prescription pills, and over $11,000 in cash from his residence.

Larmount Jones was arrested in Roxbury for an alleged break-in; he resists arrest, leading to a foot chase and altercation with police. He faces multiple charges.

Boston Logan Airport welcomes Arajet, offering low-cost flights to Santo Domingo four times a week, with one-way fares starting at $170. Arajet will also connect Boston to over 25 destinations, including Buenos Aires.

A Level 3 sex offender was arrested for trespassing at Merrimack College after being caught peering into dorms. He provided false explanations upon his arrest and faces trespassing and disorderly conduct charges with a history of similar offenses.

Boston Police officers from District D-4 participated in the South End Little League Baseball Opening Day Parade, mingling with participants and emphasizing community engagement.

BPD District A-1 and Old Navy partnered for a 'Super Safety Event' to offer safety tips and foster police-community relations, featuring coloring books for kids.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Dorchester, Boston, for drug trafficking, including possession of fentanyl, after police observed a suspicious exchange.

Weymouth Police arrested two, including a man with warrants and another with drugs, during a traffic stop. One suspect resisted arrest and assaulted an officer.

Blue Heron Farm, previously rented by the Obamas, is on sale for $39M, featuring a large estate with various luxury amenities and recent renovations by architect Norman Foster.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court denied Thomas Mercado a new trial for the 2006 murder conviction of David Gomes, upholding a life sentence without parole despite claims of unreliable eyewitness identifications.

A woman in Nashua was arrested after a child overdosed on fentanyl; she faces drug-related charges and has been released on bail with a court date set.

Boston sued the Trump Administration to defend $48 million in housing and homelessness funding, which the administration conditioned on compliance with executive orders deemed unconstitutional by the city.