Massachusetts State Police Air Wing assisted in capturing a domestic assault suspect in Plymouth, tracking the individual from the air, enabling ground officers to arrest him.

Massachusetts grants $900,000 to train young disabled adults for employment, supporting workplace inclusion through the Healey-Driscoll administration.

Massachusetts Governor Healey approves a $20 million Energy Saver Home Loan Program through the Massachusetts Community Climate Bank to aid low-income homeowners with energy-efficient upgrades.

The Lawrence Police Department, with state and county support, conducted Operation May Flower to target street offenses in Lawrence, resulting in numerous citations, arrests, and seized vehicles.

Boston experiences sunny weather at 62 degrees, with a forecast of cooler temperatures, clouds, and rain as the week progresses, per the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

MIT's William Deringer researches the historical use of data in public debate, from the 17th century UK to modern financial concepts important in climate policy.

Activists opposed the closure of the Democracy Center in Cambridge for renovations, expressing skepticism about future access and the loss of a civic engagement space.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in Boston's Mattapan area, with the police investigating the incident and a related scene in Dorchester. No arrests have been made yet.

MIT's Emerging Talent program offers educational and skill-building opportunities to individuals from unstable regions, nurturing a global community of learners.

A former American Airlines attendant was indicted on charges of trying to exploit minors and having child pornography after allegedly recording them in the lavatory.

Boston celebrated the reopening of the updated BCYF Mattahunt Community Center in Mattapan after a $12.7 million renovation, with plans to reopen the pool in May. Mayor Wu has also committed $34.3 million to refurbish city pools.

Jack Callahan, 22, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 2021 drowning of his father during a supposed exorcism attempt. Sentencing will occur on May 3.

The Springfield Police Department, working with state agencies, conducted an operation that led to the arrests of five individuals for drug-related offenses. Their arrest is part of a broader push to address the city's drug problems.