An Uber driver in Salem, MA, was shot at while picking up passengers; no one was injured and police are investigating the incident as a targeted attack.

Harvard refuses to comply with the Trump administration's demands regarding diversity policies and international student screening, asserting academic independence from government influence.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell and 22 other attorneys general opposed a federal rule that they argue could undermine the ACA, potentially stripping health insurance from up to two million people by 2026.

The Boston City Council supports state bill H.3084 for language access and inclusion, aiming to improve services for non-English speakers and those with hearing issues.

Boston expects a damp and chilly Sunday with coastal rain and potential afternoon sun. The weather will clear up on Sunday night, following a snowy Saturday. Warm weather is expected to return by Monday.

A truck crash on I-495 South in Bolton resulted in the driver sustaining serious injuries and requiring an airlift to the hospital, causing traffic delays.

Two men were arraigned for a fatal shooting in Lynn, Rivera for murder and related charges, and Constabile as an accessory. They pled not guilty with Rivera held without bail and Constabile's bail set at $100,000.

Brockton man with a prior manslaughter conviction pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession, facing a potential 20-year sentence for the drugs and 15 years for the weapons.

Boston Police Department hosted a Girl Scout troop at District E-5 for a tour and safety presentation, fostering community relations and engagement with the youth.

During a traffic stop, Auburn MA Police arrested Shane Jefferson, finding a gun, cocaine, cash, and a nailed bat in his vehicle. He faces multiple charges.

A fire damaged a house in Saugus, requiring police and the homeowner to be hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Firefighters faced challenges due to the home's location and a language barrier with the homeowner. The cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell and other states sue the Trump Administration for blocking access to education funds meant for vulnerable students during the pandemic.

Alvin Campbell Jr., accused of sexually assaulting nine women, has been charged with assaulting a correctional officer at Suffolk County Jail in November.