Boston Police arrested Erick Manan, 19, recovering a loaded firearm after a disturbance at a Dorchester party.

Adam Sandler announces his "You’re My Best Friend" comedy tour with performances at TD Garden and Mohegan Sun Arena, following his recent Netflix special and upcoming film role.

Boston is expected to cool down with potential rain over the weekend, with temperatures struggling to hit 70 degrees and possible showers intensifying, especially on Saturday.

Three juveniles were hospitalized after an incident at Annisquam Yacht Club in Gloucester; one is critical. They were rescued by a boater and are receiving treatment.

Boston experiences an early season heat wave, with a heat index of 101 degrees and a Heat Advisory in effect. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and consider vulnerable individuals.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell testified against Trump policies before Congress, highlighting legal efforts to protect Massachusetts residents and block federal funding cuts to state services.

Massachusetts lawmakers criticize Trump's Iran strikes as unconstitutional, calling for Congressional authority over war declarations and emphasizing the need for diplomacy.

A Weymouth man was arrested for a road rage incident involving a firearm in Hingham, MA, resulting in multiple charges including assault with a dangerous weapon.

Mayor Michelle Wu declares a heat emergency in Boston, opening cooling centers and urging residents to prepare for extreme heat and take care of each other.

Boston faces a heat wave with early thunderstorms, soaring temperatures, and an Extreme Heat Warning, with advisories urging residents to take precautions. Relief is expected later in the week.

A federal judge granted Harvard a preliminary win against the government's attempt to block international students, maintaining the enrollment of 7,000 overseas students.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads an 18-state coalition urging the U.S. Dept. of Education to maintain diversity and inclusion commitments in education grants.

The Trump administration's plan to cut federal funding for the LGBTQ+ targeted "Press 3" option of the national suicide hotline has raised concerns among advocates and organizations like The Trevor Project.