A driver was injured after their car hit a house on Old Stage Road in Centerville, prompting emergency response and an investigation into the crash's cause.

Two individuals were arrested in Roxbury on charges related to drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a Boston Police Department operation.

A man was arrested in Leicester after police found illegal firearms and drugs at his residence during a raid involving K-9 and Drone teams. Sean Dufault faces multiple charges and was arraigned with a $5,000 bail.

Worcester Police found missing 1.5-year-old Liyana Collins safely, but her mother Amanda's whereabouts remain unknown. Details are scarce on the child's condition and discovery location.

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn pushes for stricter regulation of rideshare services following a sexual assault allegation against an Uber driver, proposing measures like driver fingerprinting.

A fatal crash on Route 62 in Wilmington led to the death of Erica Mastropietro and injuries to another driver; authorities are investigating the collision.

Boston's weather varied from spring-like warmth to winter chill over the weekend, with Saturday in the mid-50s before dropping to the 20s and 30s on Sunday, according to NBC Boston and NWS forecasts.

Boston has launched Everyone250 to inclusively celebrate America's 250th anniversary, promoting equity and anti-racism through cultural activities and storytelling.

Boston Police officers and kids participated in a "Badges & Brushes" event, focused on community engagement and creativity, painting figurines together.

The family of Minh-Thi Nguyen, a 24-year-old MIT student killed cycling, filed a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit against the truck driver and company.

An animal control officer in Quincy, MA, was hospitalized after a Cane Corso dog attack, potentially breaking her hand. The attack was captured on surveillance video. Authorities are considering criminal charges.

Harvard Design School students visited the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department to study correctional facility design and operations, interacting with inmates and learning about the impact of architecture on incarceration.

Copper, the Boston Police Department's Comfort Dog, joined the Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester for a bowling event, promoting positive interactions between youth and law enforcement.