A man was wounded in a morning shooting in Roxbury, Boston. Police are investigating the incident and have one person in custody, with the connection to the shooting still unclear.

A 74-year-old woman was seriously injured after being hit by an SUV in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. She was hospitalized, and the 18-year-old male driver is cooperating with the investigation.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has joined the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable to promote and expand the state's outdoor recreation industry, which is valued at $11.8 billion.

Two women were seriously injured in a shooting in Worcester, Massachusetts, with their vehicle hit by multiple bullets. No arrests have been made yet.

Biden and Trump won the Massachusetts presidential primaries, possibly setting up a rematch in the general election. Voter dissent was noted, with some casting "no preference" votes.

The Massachusetts House is set to vote on a bill proposing to invest $245 million in the homeless shelter system while implementing strict stay limits.

A fire at Central Connecticut State University displaced 60 students. No injuries were reported and temporary housing was provided. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

Massachusetts DOC Commissioner Carol Mici is set to retire on March 29, 2024, after over five years in her role, marking nearly 40 years in public service.

The Bagel Bar is set to open a new location in Winchester, Massachusetts, where the Fuller Cup once was, offering New York-style bagels and a café ambiance.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston publicly pardoned actor B.J. Novak for a prank he pulled there in high school during an event in their lecture series.

Mayor Wu and the OCO have announced the Love Your Block spring cleanups in Boston, inviting volunteers to participate in neighborhood beautification initiatives on Saturdays starting April 6.

Juan Otero faces federal charges for dealing firearms while on pretrial release, including selling a gun with a "Glock switch," despite a ban on handling firearms.

Boston City Hall introduces free menstrual product vending machines to promote menstrual equity and combat period poverty.