Boston Police arrested two individuals for firearm and drug offenses near Massachusetts Avenue and Albany Street. A loaded firearm, heroin, and crack cocaine were seized.

Tewksbury Police are searching for 47-year-old Jill Kloppenburg who went missing from Lowell, Massachusetts, on January 2, 2025. Her case is actively being investigated.

Massachusetts awards $24.2 million to expand vocational training for 2,500 job seekers in trades, construction, and manufacturing through evening programs in 23 school districts.

Massachusetts AG reached a $865,000 settlement with Weee! for wrongly classifying workers and violating sick time law, to be paid to affected drivers.

Neo-Nazi group Blood Tribe disrupted an anti-Trump rally in Concord, New Hampshire, resulting in a physical confrontation and prompting a police investigation.

Cambridge will host two events on the first Saturday of August: the BOUNCE! Roller Skating Jam and the Annual Harvard Square Movie Night, causing street closures and traffic detours.

Cleaner air and cooler temperatures are expected in Boston with improved air quality forecasted for Tuesday. However, the haze may not fully dissipate until later in the week. Rip currents are anticipated due to Tropical Storm Dexter.

Dorchester man Willie Cowart, 69, was arrested for attempting to subdue a teen with a chemical-soaked cloth in Roxbury. He is held without bail and faces assault charges.

MBTA repair and upgrade works disrupt service on multiple rail lines, including Blue, Orange, Lowell, and Fitchburg lines, affecting commuters with delays and the use of shuttle buses.

Massachusetts AG announces a $6 million settlement with two ambulance companies and their owners over false MassHealth claims and compliance monitoring.

An 18-year-old woman died in a multi-car crash on I-195 in Seekonk, MA; five others were hospitalized, and the westbound lanes were closed for several hours.

The Boston Police Department hosts National Night Out 2025 to strengthen community bonds and build better relationships with law enforcement through festivities.

Massachusetts invests $25 million from Fair Share dollars in a no-cost tutoring program to improve early literacy across 272 elementary schools, focusing on K-3 students.