Boston residents are set to experience a week of intermittent showers, isolated storms, and warmer temperatures, as per NBC Boston and the National Weather Service.

A MassDOT worker was struck and killed by a vehicle in Bridgewater while clearing debris on Route 24. The incident occurred Saturday night, and investigations are ongoing.

A man was stabbed outside The Liberty Hotel in Boston on Saturday afternoon, and was taken to hospital. No suspect has been arrested, and an investigation is ongoing.

Salem man Kion Shepherd is sentenced to over five years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation distributing counterfeit prescription pills.

A Boston police officer was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle while guiding a construction truck. The non-life-threatening incident prompted an ongoing investigation.

The speed limit on Route 3 in Massachusetts has been raised from 55 to 65 mph to improve traffic flow and safety. New signs have been installed along the 22-mile corridor.

Worcester Police arrested Jorge Torres-Maldonado for a hatchet attack that severely injured a man. He faces charges including Armed Robbery and Assault to Murder.

Two people were shot in Boston's Downtown Crossing early Thursday; their wounds are non-life-threatening. No suspects have been arrested yet and police are investigating.

Massachusetts is reducing emergency shelter stays for migrants to five days and will cover travel expenses for those moving out of state, amidst debates on shelter priorities and migrant treatment.

Jeffrey MacEachron has pleaded guilty in court to health care fraud, falsely billing insurers for non-provided services through his Massachusetts physical therapy business.

A former Boston Police officer was sentenced for partaking in an overtime fraud scheme, now facing two years of supervised release and financial penalties.

TD Bank is closing seven branches in Massachusetts as part of a network optimization strategy, leading to an increased focus on digital banking, while still maintaining a strong physical presence in the state.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pregnant with her third child and will not take maternity leave, continuing her record of integrating motherhood with governance. She remains committed to the city and her work for families.