Two Massachusetts women died from injuries sustained in a camper explosion at a Maine campground, suspected to be caused by a gas leak ignited by a candle.

The Norton Police Department is searching for Talon Shuff, a missing 19-year-old with an intellectual disability, last seen near Shelly Road and Oak Street.

Boston Police held a Flashlight Walk in Jamaica Plain to strengthen community bonds and engage in post-walk dialogues about neighborhood safety and unity.

A house fire in East Falmouth injured four and killed two dogs. Firefighters from Engine 20 responded, eventually requiring a defensive attack due to conditions. The cause is under investigation by multiple agencies.

The 16th annual Run to Home Base event in Fenway Park drew 3,000 people to support veterans and raised close to $4 million. The event, including a 5K run, honors service members and provides resources for them and their families.

Boston residents experienced a rainy Sunday and can anticipate a hot, humid start to the week with a heatwave bringing temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s. A heat advisory is in effect for Monday through Tuesday evening.

A coordinated law enforcement operation in Holyoke led to six arrests and heroin/fentanyl seizure, with the involvement of multiple agencies, including the FBI and DEA.

Lou's, a new music and dining venue, is opening in Harvard Square at the former Beat Brasserie location, promising live music, DJ sets, and an innovative menu by Executive Chef Jason Bond.

Boston attorney Patrick J. Dolan is charged with stealing over $2 million from clients, facing four counts of wire fraud and a potential 20-year sentence.

An ex-flight attendant received 18.5 years for child exploitation and possession of child pornography, having misused his role to secretly record minors.

A truck hit multiple vehicles and a house in Lynn, damaging the building and a gas line. Residents evacuated safely; driver's condition unknown; they fled the scene.

Police responded to a potential social media threat in Worcester, resulting in a standoff and evacuation, which ended as a false alarm with no arrests or injuries.

Wareham Police reported the arrest of three men tied to a series of car thefts and break-ins after a collaborative investigation with nearby police departments.