Two men in Worcester face firearms charges after a police chase involving surveillance, a drone, and the recovery of loaded guns, with one found on a church roof.

A firewall issue caused a two-hour disruption of Massachusetts' 911 service, which has since been resolved with measures to prevent future occurrences.

Jose Ramirez-Martinez was arrested for an armed robbery in Dorchester, assaulting a victim with a pistol and stealing $140. Police apprehended him following a description provided by the victim.

A Michigan man, Doyal Kalita, received a 10-year prison sentence for orchestrating cyber fraud and running an online drug market, with over $272,000 in restitution and $2.5 million forfeiture.

A car fire at MBTA Readville parking lot, suspected to be intentional, was extinguished by the BFD; the vehicle had no identifiers. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.

The 9-11 emergency system in Massachusetts experienced an outage, prompting Boston Police to offer alternative measures for emergency help, including using Fire Boxes and contacting local station numbers.

Pittsfield police responded to a shooting on North Street, with two men injured and taken to BMC. No link to a recent fatal shooting has been found. Public assistance is sought; tips can be submitted variously, including anonymously.

The "Made Possible" tourism campaign, launched by Governor Healey and Lt. Governor Driscoll, aims to attract visitors to Massachusetts, showcasing its history, culture, and innovation.

A Cessna 172 made an emergency landing on a Cape Cod beach due to engine issues. No injuries were reported and authorities, including the FAA, are investigating.

Boston Police officers from District B-3 recovered two stolen mopeds and arrested 39-year-old Roberto Santiago in connection with an armed robbery in Dorchester.

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.