Boston Police arrested Youssouf Mboukoh in Jamaica Plain for firearm possession and drug trafficking, finding weapons, cocaine, heroin, and cash in his vehicle.

A man was arraigned for embezzling $328,500 from a family member, using his Durable Power of Attorney to transfer funds after the victim's house fire.

The Everett Police Department announced the arrest of Yenky PENA-LORA for distributing and trafficking Fentanyl and possessing crack cocaine, praising interdepartmental efforts.

Massachusetts AG leads a coalition against HHS for cutting $11 billion in public health grants, claiming the move is unlawful and endangers crucial health programs.

New England states and ISO-NE launched a first-ever competitive RFP for long-term transmission investments to bolster the region's electricity system and integrate onshore wind power.

Tabor Academy's rowing team was rescued by locals and emergency crews after high winds capsized their boats on South Watuppa Pond; all students were safe but some needed medical attention.

A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the deportation of Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts grad student, allowing her to stay in the US while her case is reviewed.

Two protesters at a Tesla rally in Massachusetts were hit by a truck, with the driver tracked but not named. Protests against Elon Musk's influence and policies occurred globally, targeting Tesla locations.

Boston residents face a series of weather events including showers, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures, with a brief midweek dry spell.

Two firefighters were injured in a Brookline apartment fire; one suffered burns, another chest pains. The building is likely a total loss, and the cause is under investigation.

Boston Duck Tours begins its 31st season, offering historical and aquatic tours of the city, with a focus on inclusivity, providing narration in ten languages.

Lauren Mullins was arrested for a DUI crash in Cambridge, MA, that killed a moped driver and later hit an MIT police cruiser. She showed signs of intoxication and now faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. Her bail is set at $65,000.

Massachusetts officials criticize the Trump Administration for cutting $3.4 million from TEFAP and other food grants, fearing increased food insecurity.