Boston Police arrested three suspects for armed robbery, recovered firearms during a search warrant on Adams Street, and found evidence of further illegal activities.

Boston launched the Boston Rodent Action Plan (BRAP) led by Mayor Michelle Wu, employing strategies informed by Urban Rodentologist Dr. Bobby Corrigan's report to reduce the city's rodent population.

A man was fatally shot at an intersection in Jamaica Plain, and the Boston Police are investigating to find those responsible. They seek information and offer support to the community.

A Lenox man pleaded guilty to attempting to send obscene materials to a person he thought was a 14-year-old girl, but was actually an undercover officer.

A man in Dorchester was arrested for fentanyl trafficking and illegal possession of a gun after being stopped for driving a vehicle without an inspection sticker.

Two firefighters were injured and 65 residents displaced after a fire at a Nashua apartment complex. Fire crews contained the blaze within an hour, while the cause is under investigation.

A water main break in North Andover caused disruptions and led officials to warn against using brown water. Repairs and road closures were necessary as crews worked on the damaged pipe. Residents were advised to avoid using the discolored water.

A man in New Hampshire was arrested after a high-speed motorcycle chase with speeds up to 158 mph, facing multiple charges including felony reckless conduct.

A new public art exhibit focused on environmental justice, SONG/LAND/SEA by Lani Asunción, is opening on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, featuring sculptures that address climate change impacts in Boston.

A man was killed in a Jamaica Plain shooting Sunday night. No arrests have been made, and the Boston Police are investigating. Another nearby shooting occurred the same evening.

Protesters ended their weeklong occupation of the Cambridge Democracy Center, which is set for renovations, amid concerns over local organizations' future without the space.

A Silver Line MBTA bus window was shattered by an object thrown by an unidentified male in Boston; no injuries were reported, and police are investigating the vandalism.

The City of Boston settled for $1 million with an ex-employee who accused former health chief Felix Arroyo of sexual harassment; the incidents purportedly occurred in 2017.