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.

The 128th Boston Marathon had perfect weather, with sunny skies and mild temperatures, but forecasts predict midweek clouds and rain chances returning by Thursday.

Daniel Reilly, 66, of Lowell, was arrested for multiple counts of sexual assault on a child in Newport Center, Vermont.

Worcester Police investigate a shooting on Allendale Street that left a 24-year-old man dead. They seek information through various tip lines to aid the ongoing case.

A bus collision on Storrow Drive near Boston's Longfellow Bridge caused lane closures and traffic delays. No injuries were reported as efforts began to remove the wedged bus and inspect the bridge.

Three suspects conducted an armed robbery at a Marlborough store; police seek information on the masked individuals involved, one of whom brandished a firearm.

A bus and a Chevy Suburban collided in Boston, injuring the bus driver and a passenger; the SUV driver was unharmed. The accident is under investigation.

Boston Police seek public assistance to find missing 17-year-old Hakim Boyles, last seen in Dorchester, urging anyone with information to contact authorities.

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.

Historic lamps at Temple Israel in Portsmouth were smashed in an act of vandalism, with local police investigating the incident and the community responding to this antisemitic act.

A man wanted for domestic violence rammed a police car and drove his truck off a ferry ramp into the ocean on Martha's Vineyard before being apprehended.

Two Boston police officers were injured in a non-fatal crash in Roxbury; details on the cause remain undisclosed as the report is still being written.

Fourteen dogs from New York City's overcrowded shelters are being transferred to Massachusetts for adoption, with the MSPCA waiving fees at an upcoming event.