Boston is facing a heatwave with temperatures starting at 84 degrees and humidity rising. The weekend promises some relief with lower temperatures and chances of rain.

A fight erupted at a youth baseball game in Massachusetts involving players and spectators, leading to a game suspension and a police investigation, with no arrests or injuries reported.

A survivor of the Gabriel House fire in Massachusetts sues for poor maintenance and lack of emergency procedures after being trapped and injured during the blaze.

Gov. Healey earmarks $5.7M to aid public safety staffing in Massachusetts, speeding up fund distribution for 10 large communities to address emergency service shortages.

A Boston judge dismissed over 100 criminal cases due to a court-appointed attorney work stoppage in Massachusetts.

PopUp Bagels announces the grand opening of its second Boston-area location in Somerville's Assembly Row on July 25, featuring their viral "grip, rip, and dip" bagels and unique schmears.

Connecticut man arrested for unprovoked stabbing at a Massachusetts campground, endangering children, and facing multiple charges, including assault with intent to murder.

An ambulance and truck collision in Boston's Franklin Park resulted in four injuries and an investigation into the cause.

Massachusetts schools ranked best in the nation, with high AP scores and core academic achievements highlighted. Governor Healey and Lt. Governor Driscoll praise the state's educational commitments and investments.

Muhammad Sheikh was arrested for armed robbery at King Smoke Shop in Dartmouth after brandishing a knife and stealing a cash register. He was later detained by Providence Police.

Brockton Police continue to search for missing 70-year-old Marie Louissaint, last seen on July 6th near her home. They seek community help, providing her description and last known clothing.

A dump truck rollover on I-495 in Chelmsford caused major traffic disruptions, involving a second vehicle and resulting in extensive asphalt spillage.

Massachusetts State Police hosted a two-day program, "Navigating Through Campus Conflict," to educate 100 campus leaders on handling harassment, violence, and hate crimes in universities.