Boston's District E-13 police celebrated local graduates with refreshments and care packages, supporting their transition to college and fostering positive community relations.

Isaiah Polston, 19, was charged with armed robbery in Tewksbury; he allegedly robbed a man buying vape cartridges and is released on conditions, including GPS monitoring.

Massachusetts beaches to feature new multilingual signs for inclusivity, with DCR's initiatives for a welcoming environment, including multilingual lifeguard recruitment.

Boston Police officers from District D-14 gave a safety talk to children at St. Columbkille Partnership School, distributing coloring books and fostering safety awareness.

Boston's weather forecast predicts a sunny start with highs near 81°F, shifting to mid-80s with increasing humidity and chances of isolated showers leading up to a partly sunny Fourth of July, with possible minor disruptions from rainfall.

Gregory Knowles was arrested for attacking a man with a baton in a Cohasset road rage incident, facing several charges including assault with a dangerous weapon.

A study reveals that 55% of water in U.S. rivers comes from ephemeral streams, which are not protected by the Clean Water Act, posing risks to waterways like the Connecticut River.

Massachusetts man Michael Oliver has been charged with child trafficking and other crimes after his arrest in Berlin, with a 16-year-old victim rescued.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches Boston's first Planning Department in 70 years, aiming to prioritize sustainability, equitable growth, and housing access in the city's urban development.

Police in Blackstone, MA, prevented a scam where a resident was nearly defrailed of $21,000 and arrested a 37-year-old suspect; two juveniles were also charged in unrelated break-ins.

Boston's weather forecast promises mainly clear skies with occasional showers for the Independence Day week, with highs in the 80s and a slight chance of rain.

Seven people were injured when a deck collapsed in Marston Mills on Cape Cod. The victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The cause is under investigation.

MIT's Michael Birnbaum researches T cells and antigens to advance T cell therapies for conditions like cancer, creating tools to analyze their interactions.