Vandals defaced a beloved school bus at The Greenhouse School in Salem, with the act caught on security cameras. Police are investigating as the school community seeks to restore the bus.

A crash on I-495 in Westford caused a lane closure and traffic delays during morning rush hour, with ongoing cleanup and eventual lane reopening reported by MassDOT.

Mauricio Baiense, former construction company executive, pleaded guilty to tax fraud and lying about an employee's death, facing significant prison time.

Two people were shot and wounded in Boston's South End; the violence occurred late Monday night and the victims' injuries are non-life-threatening. Investigation is ongoing.

"The Painted Lady," a historic bed and breakfast in Sandwich, is for sale at $1.725 million. The 1881 Victorian Gothic Revival mansion boasts 10 bedrooms, 12.5 bathrooms, and sits on a 0.35-acre lot close to local amenities.

Two individuals were arrested in Worcester after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a loaded, unlicensed handgun with a defaced serial number in their vehicle.

Boston police officers participated in the Commissioner's Cup hockey tournament to honor the late Officer Pierce Norton. The friendly competition included family activities and aimed to foster community and camaraderie among first responders.

Boston's weather forecast suggests afternoon showers today followed by clear skies for the Marathon Monday with highs near 65. Midweek brings rain, with unsettled weather through the weekend.

An SUV crashed into Zahara Cannabis Dispensary in Attleboro, injuring three people, with no life-threatening injuries reported. The building was deemed structurally sound after the incident.

Boston Police attended a community policing event at the Mattapan Teen Center to engage with locals and discuss the role of policing and financial literacy.

Springfield Police arrested two suspects and confiscated drugs and guns, including a firearm with a defaced serial number, following a reported disturbance.

A man in Worcester admitted to passport fraud and illegal reentry after previously being deported, faces up to 20 years in prison.

Adrian Kawuba has been sentenced to 27 months in prison for running a Ponzi scheme, falsely promising high returns on African sports ventures. He must pay over $625,000 in restitution and forfeit $2.2 million.