A joint law enforcement operation in Boston's Roxbury led to the arrest of thirteen individuals on charges related to human trafficking and other offenses.

The Boston Police Department hosted a community event in the South End to engage with residents and promote their anonymous tip program for public safety.

Plymouth Police reported on their Facebook page their weekly activity from August 3-9, including 782 incidents, 15 arrests, 30 vehicle accidents, and 95 traffic stops.

Police in Stoughton arrested Brian Price, seizing guns and drugs after collaboration with multiple agencies. Price faces severe charges and is held pending a dangerousness hearing.

A person died after their boat capsized off Nantasket Beach in Hull, Massachusetts, despite search and rescue efforts by police and the U.S. Coast Guard.

The Fall River Police, with partner agencies, arrested a suspected drug supplier, seizing 4 kg of fentanyl and $8,000. Ramon Nieves faces trafficking charges.

Two adults were found dead from gunshot wounds in a Raynham home, with two children unharmed; no forced entry was evident, and an investigation is ongoing.

Boston experiences pleasant weather with 81 degrees and light winds today, but a heatwave with high humidity is forecasted to start on Sunday, peaking midweek with heat indices in the upper 90s.

The local Council opposes the Trump Administration's effort to weaken the EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gases, warning of increased costs and harm to vulnerable communities.

Boston experiences sunny skies with highs up to 82°F, with expectations of warmth extending through the weekend, while next week's temperatures may rise to low 90s with potential thunderstorms.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a law boosting health care providers' and patients' protections, focusing on privacy and access to reproductive care, amidst national political tensions.

Unscheduled fireworks puzzled Boston residents, only to be revealed as part of a legislative summit closed by a concert with the Boston Pops and Boyz II Men.

Boston police arrested Justice Grubb for a Brighton shooting, charging him with firearm possession, assault to murder, and other offenses. He was caught in Weymouth with multiple agencies' help.