Concord, Massachusetts marked the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride by lighting a 10-foot-tall lantern, reenacting the ride and performing patriotic activities to honor the revolutionary past.

Man arrested for firearm charges after mall security threat in South Boston; Ortiz resisted arrest but was subdued and found with a loaded, illegally-possessed gun.

A man on Boston's Most Wanted list was arrested in Dorchester for vehicle break-in and resisting arrest, with burglary tools and a weapon found on him.

Over 30 people were displaced by a fire in Lawrence, with no injuries; investigations into the cause are ongoing. Mayor DePena and Rep. Reyes pledge support for victims.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration opposes Trump's move to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, citing harm to Massachusetts schools, students, and the state's economy.

A DUI arrest followed a serious multi-vehicle crash in Cambridge involving a car, moped, and police cruiser, with injuries and an ongoing investigation.

Search efforts for 73-year-old Margaret Hammersley continue after her disappearance and car was found abandoned. Westford Police use drones, dogs, and helicopters in the search.

Massport has reached a deal with Uber and Lyft to increase ride surcharges at Logan Airport to $5.50 for individual rides and $1.50 for shared trips, effective July 1, 2025, with plans to improve infrastructure and reduce congestion.

William Chisholm is set to become the new owner of the Boston Celtics, after a record $6.1 billion transaction, marking a major shift in the NBA franchise ownership.

Aaron Diaz Liranzo of the Trinitarios gang pleaded guilty to racketeering. Sentencing is set for June 25, 2025. He was involved in a 2019 shooting and faces a potential life sentence.

A man in Dracut is charged with stabbing a woman multiple times, resulting in her critical condition. The suspect was arrested and held without bail pending a hearing.

A new tentative contract deal between Boston public school teachers and the city includes raises, better staffing, and improvements for students with disabilities, averting a potential strike.

Boston's weather varies this week, with sunny skies and a chance of snow and drizzle ahead, according to National Weather Service and NBC Boston forecasts.