A New Hampshire police cruiser rolled over on Route 25, injuring the officer inside, who was later described to have sustained minor injuries. An investigation into the crash is ongoing.

Boston Police officers conducted mock interviews for high school seniors at the Mattapan Teen Center, providing guidance on interviewing skills and building positive police-community relations.

Daniel Robinson was arrested by Boston Police for a series of armed robberies in Brighton and Roxbury. He faces several charges.

A 16-year-old boy was apprehended in South Boston for armed robberies; his arrest follows a February 25th event where a delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint.

Joseph Vilbrun was arrested in Dorchester for firearm and drug offenses after a crackdown involving a search warrant led to the seizure of guns, ammunition, drugs, and cash.

Massachusetts sees a growing black bear population, now over 5,000 strong. This includes conservation efforts and research on bear health and patterns.

Police in Rochester, NH fatally shot Joseph Russell, a man wanted for car thefts, after he fled on Route 16 and resisted arrest. The AG's office is investigating the incident.

Two car crashes occurred in Lowell; one vehicle crashed into DEP Beauty Salon on Westford Street, causing major damage, and another crash trapped a driver, who was taken to a trauma center.

Southcoast Health is interested in purchasing St. Anne's Hospital from Steward Health Care to prevent its closure, amid the latter's financial issues.

The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts upheld Brookline's ban on tobacco sales to individuals born in the 21st century, siding against store owners who challenged the bylaw.

The MBTA and MassDOT propose extending the Silver Line 3 bus to connect Chelsea to Sullivan Square, promising improved job access and 15,000 new riders, despite a $560 million budget gap.

Two individuals were arrested in Brighton for weapon and drug offenses following police pursuit and the discovery of a firearm and marijuana in their vehicle.

Restaurant owners in Boston's North End are intensifying their lawsuit against Mayor Michelle Wu, seeking millions in damages for alleged unfair outdoor dining bans specific to their area.