Two New Bedford detectives were involved in a collision during a police operation; they've been released from the hospital. Two individuals were arrested for DUI and other charges. The incident is under investigation.

Somerville Police seek public help in identifying a person of interest related to recent home break-ins, and urge the community to secure their homes and share information.

About 100 cats were removed from a Woonsocket residence Monday; shelters and rescue groups are caring for the animals and seeking foster homes and adopters.

The Trisha Brown Dance Company performed at the Boston Arts Academy Theater, showcasing Brown's choreography, including "Glacial Decoy," "Son of Gone Fishin'," and "Rogues."

Firefighters in North Attleboro, with aid from multiple agencies, responded to two separate house fires early Saturday, which displaced residents but caused no critical injuries. Both fires are under investigation and not deemed suspicious.

A Massachusetts State Trooper was seriously injured after his cruiser was hit on I-95 South in Salisbury while he was removing a ladder from the road.

Healey is pressing towns on MBTA zoning while assuring firefighters their equipment grants won’t be cut — but chiefs say tying safety dollars to housing compliance politicizes life‑saving gear.

A multi-agency ice rescue at First Encounter Beach drew Coast Guard crews and state detectives Saturday morning; one person was taken to Cape Cod Hospital.

Three people were hospitalized after a severe crash at Curry College involving two vehicles that resulted in road closure and necessitated a crane for vehicle removal.

Stoneham Police, inspectors, and the FBI closed two massage businesses for regulatory violations and potential links to human trafficking, pledging ongoing community safety and compliance efforts.

Boston is set for a week of mild weather with sunny days and light winds, per the National Weather Service. A slight chance of snow showers is expected Sunday night and into the latter half of the week.

Wentworth will resume small annual PILOT payments to Boston as the BPDA signs off on a major Pike Residence Hall and a broader campus master‑plan amendment. The deal pairs modest cash with $5.2M in community benefits.

Gov. Maura Healey has ordered a study of whether easing the two‑stair code could open small mid‑rise lots to new housing. Advocates point to a 2024 report that estimates the change could unlock roughly 130,000 units in Greater Boston.