A driver was critically injured after crashing their car into a house in Essex. Police saw the car hit traffic barrels before the crash; the injured was airlifted to a Boston hospital. The house sustained damage and investigations are ongoing.

Waltham's new park, built on the former site of the Fernald Development Center, implemented a parking reservation system due to its unexpected popularity, causing neighborhood disruptions.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces new initiatives to support the LGBTQ+ community, including $125,000 in legal service grants and the launch of a 90+ member partner network.

Police chase in Springfield ends with armed suspect's arrest and officer injured; suspect Ian James faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and drug offenses.

Former Miami hedge fund manager Kris Bortnovsky was arrested and indicted on charges of insider trading, obstructing justice, and witness intimidation.

James Welch, 29, of Newton has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. Following a February search that uncovered a pistol, rifle, and ammunition, Welch now faces up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is set for September 11.

Boston police arrested Rafael Mercedes, a man linked to fentanyl trafficking, seizing drugs and firearms from a storage unit. The arrest involved multiple law enforcement agencies.

The Boston Police Department initiated a Safe Space program with local businesses to offer refuge for individuals experiencing crisis, aiming to enhance community safety and inclusivity.

Boston prepares for June events with traffic alerts, advising public transit as road races, parades, and concerts lead to closures and parking restrictions.

Authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with a stabbing in Chelsea that resulted in the death of 17-year-old Juan Carlos Lemus and injured a 15-year-old. One suspect remains at large.

Alfredo Paratore was sentenced to life for the 2021 murder of his mother, Katherine Paratore. His guilty plea to second-degree murder expedited the court process.

The Blue Man Group is ending their 30-year run in Boston with final performances up to July 6, with 4.5 million viewers since 1995. Reasons for closure are undisclosed, but the group remains active elsewhere.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson resigned due to federal corruption charges, including wire fraud and theft. She admitted to financial misconduct with public funds.