A Weymouth man was arrested after police say he followed a UPS truck and grabbed deliveries in Back Bay. Officers recovered scattered packages and expect an arraignment in Boston Municipal Court.

A Great Barrington man was federally indicted on eight counts after allegedly posting Facebook messages threatening former President Donald Trump. The indictment says the posts were made between May and July 2025.

Korsana will take Cyclerion’s Nasdaq listing through an all‑stock reverse merger backed by about $380M, giving the startup cash into 2029 and a faster route to 2027 readouts. The combined company will trade as KRSA.

Pepperell officials say a cyber attack disrupted some municipal systems on March 31. Emergency dispatch remains operational and outside cybersecurity teams are on the case.

Hasbro disclosed unauthorized access to its network on March 28 and has taken systems offline while it investigates. The company says orders will continue but interim measures could slow shipments.

Police responded to a reported stabbing at Northeastern’s East Village on Wednesday; a victim was taken to a hospital and no arrests were reported. Investigation is ongoing.

Middlesex DA Marian Ryan and Hudson Police Chief Richard DiPersio will hold a 10 a.m. briefing to announce charges after a fatal overnight attack in Hudson. Details remain limited.

Viktor Arvidsson’s hat trick lifted the Bruins to a 6-3 win as Boston’s late-season surge pushes the club toward the playoffs before a pivotal road trip.

A woman was hospitalized after an afternoon shooting on Millbury Street; police say a suspect was arrested and the victim is expected to survive.

At a March 31 State House hearing, Secretary Bill Galvin urged same-day voter registration while town clerks warned of costs, staffing needs and long lines.

A Boston federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully canceled parole for migrants who used the CBP One app and ordered DHS to reverse mass revocations. The decision restores status for those covered by the order.

Draper won approval to build a $100M microelectronics facility at UMass Lowell’s LINC, promising roughly 150 high-skilled jobs and state support for construction.

Medford Public Schools will be closed this Friday after leaders said staffing levels were too low to operate classrooms safely. The district has rescheduled make-up days into late June.