Hector Navarro from Springfield faces federal charges for drug trafficking and firearm offenses, with prior convictions possibly affecting sentencing.

Massachusetts celebrated its third annual Right Whale Day, showcasing conservational efforts such as fishing closures and vessel speed limits to protect North Atlantic right whales.

Boston Police held a "Teach Me to Fish" cooking session in South Boston, fostering community relations through culinary skills, with attendees receiving recipe books, aprons, and utensils.

MIT engineers have developed the thinnest pyroelectric film, potentially advancing night-vision technology and other electronic devices with its high precision far-infrared sensing capabilities.

Christine Gendron pled guilty to a $19 million bank fraud conspiracy involving falsified documents to secure loans, with co-conspirators Masaschi and Norman.

Boston will experience a sunny Thursday, turning partly cloudy at night with a sunny Friday and possible evening showers. The weekend forecast includes showers and potential thunderstorms on Saturday, with clearer skies on Sunday.

Governor Healey nominates two Western Massachusetts legal professionals as Associate Justices to the Superior Court.

A Longmeadow man pleaded guilty to a $19 million loan fraud scheme; his sentencing is set for July 2025, while his wife contests the charges with a trial scheduled for October 2025.

A Massachusetts man with a criminal past faces charges for illegal possession of ammunition and explosives. If convicted, he risks up to 15 years for each count.

Boston Police officers hosted a movie night at the Oak Square YMCA, enhancing community relations and providing entertainment and snacks for local families.

Three Boston residents charged with drug trafficking conspiracy by a federal grand jury, involving methamphetamine, fentanyl, and cocaine, with potential for lengthy prison sentences and fines.

Boston Police arrested six juveniles for causing a disturbance at South Bay Plaza, involving fights and assaults on officers. Two also aimed pellet rifles at people.

Boston prepares for the Boston Marathon and Patriot's Day with traffic advisories and parking restrictions. Visitors are encouraged to use public transit, and extensive "No Stopping" rules will be in place.