Pedro Martinez hosted a gala in Boston with sports stars to support his foundation's youth programs, thanking the community for their help and discussing a new school in the Dominican Republic.

Boston Police targeted scooters and mopeds in Hyde Park to address violations and crimes, seizing nine mopeds and issuing citations. They encourage community reporting through various anonymous channels.

Boston Police seized over two kilograms of fentanyl after an investigation prompted by complaints, arresting multiple individuals and disrupting a local drug network.

Boston is set for a wet start to the week with a 60% chance of rain, gusts up to 21 mph, and temperatures in the mid-50s. Conditions will improve by Tuesday with sunny skies and cooler temps.

Two Fall River residents were charged with multiple offenses, including child endangerment, after an altercation led to the discovery of unlicensed firearms and ammunition in their home.

A wind turbine blade fell into a Plymouth cranberry bog; no injuries reported. Authorities and the maintenance company are investigating the incident.

An 85-year-old woman was seriously injured after being pinned by a car in Gloucester, Massachusetts. She was airlifted to a hospital; the incident is under investigation.

Massachusetts House passed a bill to update state legislation language, replacing terms like "handicapped" with "persons with disabilities" to promote dignity.

A fire at the Olympia Place apartment complex in Amherst, Massachusetts caused a large emergency response, with no immediate information on cause or injuries. Firefighters worked overnight to contain the blaze.

Massachusetts Attorney General Campbell leads 25 states in opposing the Trump Administration's delay of full SNAP benefits, following a court mandate for expedited funding.

Rain is expected in Boston this weekend with mixed weather conditions, including showers and possibly a thunderstorm Sunday. A cool-down is forecasted for early next week with temperatures feeling like the 30s.

The Hazel House in Provincetown, formerly owned by Shop Therapy founder Ronny Hazel and known for its strong artistic ties, is for sale at $4.8 million.

Journey has announced their "Final Frontier Tour," a 60-show farewell tour beginning in February 2026, with Neal Schon and other members saying goodbye to fans across North America.