Transit Police arrested a 25-year-old on an MBTA shuttle bus near JFK-UMass for strangulation. The individual, with outstanding warrants, is under investigation for the assault.

Boston faces an extreme heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 104 degrees; a Heat Advisory is in effect from Tuesday to Friday evening. Residents are urged to stay indoors and hydrated.

Boston Police seek help identifying a larceny suspect in South End; incident occurred June 2 outside 490 Harrison Ave.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot near a Market Basket in Lynn, MA. Police are investigating the incident without revealing the victim's identity or details about potential suspects.

Adilson Tavares, 29, was arrested by Boston Police in Roxbury for a 2019 stabbing. He faces multiple charges including armed assault with intent to murder.

Firefighters extinguished a significant blaze in a Chelsea residential building, ensuring all residents were safely evacuated and no injuries occurred, though some pets are still missing.

A New Hampshire sex offender, Harrison S. Chambers, was arrested on charges related to child pornography and inappropriate Snapchat use involving a minor.

Severe storms caused damage and power outages across Massachusetts, with lightning sparking a fire in Stoneham and trees toppling onto homes. Cleanup is underway as the community recovers.

A man died after his car crashed into a tollbooth on the Everett Turnpike in NH and caught fire; this marks the third such incident in the state within a month.

Massachusetts police investigate allegations of students being "poisoned" in a prank at Minnechaug Regional High School; a student may have ingested rubbing alcohol.

A Boston man and convicted sex offender, Bryan Horgan, has been indicted for possessing child sexual abuse material. He faces a minimum of 10 years due to prior offenses.

A Brockton firefighter was injured after battling a fire in a home's living room; no residents were harmed. The fire was contained, and the cause is thought to be accidental.

The Massachusetts AG's Office joins a coalition to advocate for HUD housing reform for individuals with criminal records, aiming to reduce bias and support fair assessments in housing opportunities.