Mayor Michelle Wu and city officials prepare a detailed public safety plan for the 2025 Boston Marathon, highlighting collaboration and various security measures.

Nearly 500 nails were discovered spread across roads and driveways in Cape Cod, in an apparent act of vandalism. Falmouth Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

A false alarm at Plymouth North High School, caused by a student altercation, led to a temporary stay-in-place and community concern. Authorities resolved the issue promptly, ensuring safety and transparency.

Boston Police officers joined St. Mark's Church for Palm Sunday, assisting with traffic and participating in a procession, fostering community relations.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and BPS Superintendent unveiled a report and new procedures to enhance school bus services, achieving a 94% on-time rate and addressing ridership efficiency with new technology and operations strategies.

Boston Police confronted and fired at a "vicious" dog near the Boston Marathon finish line, using multiple Taser rounds before securing the animal. No injuries were reported.

Boston police and community members cleaned up Egleston Square, marking the 10th anniversary of the “Love Your Block” initiative, aimed at neighborhood beautification and community engagement.

Massachusetts AG's Office indicts two for running unlicensed casinos in Chinatown and Quincy, involving money laundering and tax evasion, after a two-year investigation.

Malden Police conducted a drug bust, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, a firearm, and presumed stolen items; Jorge Ortega was arrested. The action aimed to enhance community safety.

Brookline MA Police seek public help in identifying two suspects linked to a shoplifting on Harvard St, with images and descriptions shared on social media.

Boston Police arrested Robert Rutledge, 42, on firearm and drug charges, including an incident involving a non-fatal shooting last month in Dorchester.

Boston's weather this week includes gusty winds and a chill on Wednesday, with a warming trend towards the weekend, possibly reaching 80 degrees on Saturday.

Massachusetts firefighters found human remains while battling a brush fire near the Massachusetts Turnpike, with officials suggesting they may have been there for months. No signs of foul play were initially reported.