The JFK Presidential Library in Boston reopened after a sudden closure due to staffing cuts from Trump's executive order, causing community and governmental backlash.

MBTA opens its first ADA-compliant commuter rail station in Wellesley Square, featuring new accessibility upgrades.

The Methuen Police Department is seeking public assistance via social media for a missing 15-year-old named Jostin Burgos, last seen wearing all-black attire.

Springfield Police arrested two individuals during a traffic stop, seizing a stolen firearm, drugs, and cash; one was a 17-year-old juvenile, and the other, Keyshawn Watson, faces multiple charges.

Boston Pride has announced the 2025 Pride Parade and Festival for June 14, with events planned for Boston Common and City Hall Plaza. Mayor Michelle Wu praised the city's commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion.

Two climbers were caught in an avalanche on Cannon Cliffs, New Hampshire; the male climber was partially buried but both survived and self-evacuated before rescue arrived.

A venomous Ornate Cat-eyed Snake from Ecuador was found in a banana shipment at a New Hampshire Market Basket. It was safely relocated by Rainforest Reptile Shows.

A building under construction in Brookline, Massachusetts collapsed, damaging a car but causing no injuries. The area was evacuated due to instability concerns. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Boston prepares for a winter storm bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain, with possible power outages and travel difficulties. Utility crews are on alert, and a High Wind Watch is in place.

Massachusetts launched the MassVets Benefit Estimator to help veterans quickly determine eligibility for financial aid under the state's Chapter 115 program.

Reading Police seek information on three suspects in a $1,359.74 theft at a local REI store, believed to be part of a pattern of thefts at area REI stores.

A collision on the Maine Turnpike involving a tractor trailer and two vehicles led to two deaths and significant traffic disruption; weather may have contributed to the crash.

Convicted felon Keeland Rose was arrested in New Bedford with an illegal firearm and drugs. Previously linked to a homicide, he faces new charges, including illegal firearm possession and intent to distribute narcotics.