A water main break in Jamaica Plain flooded streets and forced evacuations at daycares and businesses as crews work to make repairs.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court found a warrantless phone‑location search that located Logan Clegg in the 2022 Concord double murder unconstitutional and remanded the case for review.

A Boston resident admitted to participating in a multistate ring that used forged documents and DMV hoops to obtain hundreds of real driver’s licenses; sentencing is set for April 9, 2026.

A Saugus man and a passenger were arrested after a Jeep allegedly struck three people outside Icon nightclub; prosecutors initially filed assault and firearm charges but later dropped all charges in April 2026.

Aldeyra’s shares plunged about 70% after the FDA declined to approve reproxalap, the Lexington biotech’s lead dry‑eye candidate.

A narrow 5-4 City Council vote left a $2.6M request for PFAS-free turnout gear in committee after tests found PFAS in suits the city bought. Firefighters and the union say they need verified replacements now.

Quincy's new public safety HQ consolidates police, fire and an EOC with a 10‑lane range, VR training and upgraded evidence labs — but a $850K statue plan remains tied up in court.

Chelsea police say several Westies and puppies were found in Chelsea and Everett; authorities are asking the public for tips and have provided a case number.

A roughly $7 million shortfall could force closure of Marblehead's Abbot Public Library unless voters approve an override.

A 28-year-old man was found in a Brockton parking lot and later died. Authorities say he was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene.

A 45-year-old woman died after a two-car crash in Newton when her vehicle struck a tree. Authorities say the collision remains under investigation.

A water main burst on Columbus Avenue near Jackson Square Tuesday, flooding the street and prompting closures as BWSC crews responded.

Reading’s Select Board sent a letter urging Beacon Hill to enforce the voter‑approved audit, framing the issue as a transparency fight while court issues continue.