The Boston Police teamed up with the American Heart Association to offer CPR and Stop the Bleed training, aiming to empower the community with life-saving skills.

A driver crashed into memorials at Holyoke's JFK Plaza, resulting in charges for OUI-Drugs and property damage. Both occupants needed medical aid and Narcan on the scene.

Holyoke Police resolved a hoax threat at Holyoke High School; swift action led to a non-credible assessment, and a juvenile was counseled. The community was assured of their safety.

Two people died and one was injured in an early morning crash on I-495 in Haverhill, MA. The crash is under investigation, and exit 106 has a temporary lane closure.

Hanover High School students made a mess with their senior prank, prompting an apology and an offer to pay for clean-up costs. School officials called the act disrespectful.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu introduces a new late night food truck program to enhance the city's nightlife and support small businesses, offering diverse food options at seven locations.

Edwin Rosario Soto was sentenced to 15-18 years in prison for raping a child and indecent assault, with additional probation conditions imposed after his release.

Boston experienced a wet May with over 7 inches of rain, but forecasts indicate a shift to warmer, sunnier weather with temperatures rising into the 80s in the following week.

Concerts by Shakira and Jason Aldean with Brooks & Dunn at Fenway Park were canceled due to structural issues with the stage, leaving fans disappointed. Safety concerns prompted the cancellations, and refunds are being processed.

Five individuals linked to the MBTA face charges for allegedly falsifying Red Line track inspection records, including four ex-employees and one current staffer.

James Lee was sentenced to 27 months for running brothels and defrauding the government of COVID relief funds.

An off-duty Fall River police officer was arrested for drunkenly entering a home mistakenly. The officer was detained near the scene and faces a criminal complaint.

Massachusetts AG Campbell files a lawsuit with 15 states against the Trump administration to protect National Science Foundation funding and STEM diversity initiatives.