A federal judge blocked the Trump Administration's attempt to cut NIH funding for research, a victory for AG Campbell and a coalition of states, ensuring the continuation of grants, primarily focused on DEI and public health issues.

Boston Police Department officers attended the Charlestown Touch-a-Truck event, promoting community engagement by letting children explore emergency vehicles, including a BPD mini cruiser.

The Plymouth Police Dept. reported on its activities from June 8-15, including responding to 700 incidents, making 16 arrests, and performing 60 wellness checks.

Brookline's The Butcherie, a kosher store, was targeted with a brick bearing "Free Palestine," an act considered anti-Semitic by the police. The incident reflects wider tensions and is being met with community resilience and official condemnation.

Holyoke Police Officers Saenz and Loyd saved a man from a burning car after a crash, with help from a local citizen, and their bravery was praised by the department.

A standoff in Falmouth ended safely with a person in custody after negotiations between local police, SWAT, and a barricaded individual. No injuries were reported.

Political consultant Steven Kramer was acquitted of charges related to AI-generated robocalls mimicking Joe Biden, sparking discussion on AI's role in political campaigns.

Cheryl Ferguson, a Haverhill School Committee member, was found not guilty of inappropriately touching a teen.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration and MLSC announced $29.9 million in tax incentives for 33 life sciences firms, expected to create 1,519 jobs in Massachusetts.

Russian-born Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova, charged with bio-smuggling frog embryos into the U.S., was released on bail, facing travel restrictions and a forthcoming hearing.

Police responded to a disturbance in Duxbury, involving an inebriated woman who resisted arrest and was subdued with a Taser before being taken to a hospital for treatment.

AG Campbell joins 22 states in opposing Trump's military deployment in California, submitting an amicus brief to back CA's injunction to block the action.

Three people were rescued by Marion authorities after their boat capsized in Buzzards Bay; they were safely retrieved and two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.