The 57th Walk for Hunger in Boston aimed to raise over $1 million for food security, as federal support declines and food costs rise, affecting local food banks and communities.

Authorities investigate the sudden death of a 39-year-old man found on his lawn in Holliston, with multiple agencies involved. No cause of death released.

Peter Eastman, 59, of Barnstable, was convicted of rape after a jury trial and awaits sentencing. He will register as a sex offender and faces other charges.

Holyoke police arrest Jose Robledo-Diaz for heroin and cocaine distribution as part of a larger joint drug operation.

Taunton Police are investigating a shooting that occurred on May 2nd; a suspect has been detained on unrelated charges and is expected to face related charges.

Warren Messeck of Agawam is charged with possessing child sexual abuse material. The investigation found over 10,000 CSAM files on his devices. He faces a possible 10-20 years in prison and fines.

An Emmanuel College admissions director was arrested on charges of attempted sex trafficking of a minor, after allegedly soliciting an underage applicant.

Three Squares Main Street, part of Boston Main Streets, is accused of misusing over $32,000 in federal funds. The city is investigating altered financial documents and seeks to recover lost funds. No charges have been made as audits continue.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a truck in Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Initial reports suggest the motorcyclist hit a mailbox, but a pickup was also involved. The investigation is ongoing.

The body of Azriel Lopez, a 4-year-old boy who fell into the Merrimack River on April 19, was found, ending a nearly two-week search. His aunt confirmed the discovery.

Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood held the 3rd Annual Angelo Rossi Memorial 5K, showcasing community spirit and remembrance with police support ensuring safety.

President Trump announced plans to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, escalating tensions following a lawsuit and funding freeze. Harvard defends its tax status as crucial for its mission and educational autonomy.

Massachusetts State Police Academy reforms after a recruit's death, splitting the next class for better attention, reviewing training practices, and appointing a new commandant.