Springfield Police, with other agencies, seized drugs and a firearm from a 17-year-old after observing what seemed to be a drug deal. The identity of the juvenile is protected.

Holyoke police, with Hampden County Sheriff’s assistance, arrested two on Cabot Street for suspected drug dealing, after observing transactions and finding crack-cocaine.

Authorities and the FBI offer a $40,000 reward for information on the shooting death of UMass Amherst student Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in Washington, D.C.

Somerville Police issued an alert for missing teenager Andrew Singleton, last seen at Trum Field. He's considered voluntarily missing; tips should go to Detective Montina-Garcia.

Boston's MBTA Red Line service between Kendall/MIT and JFK/UMass will be suspended for maintenance on Thursday night through Monday morning, with shuttle buses replacing trains.

Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle has been appointed as the new Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation by the Healey-Driscoll Administration.

Boston Police seek public help in a larceny case at a Macy's store, where two suspects made a distraction during a high-value transaction on June 2, 2025. Anonymous tips are encouraged.

The Springfield Police are seeking help to find Robert Askew, wanted for a hit-and-run. Multiple contact options, including anonymous tips, are available.

Boston announces its 2025 Summer Eats program, providing free meals to youth at over 30 citywide sites during the summer, with a kickoff event on July 11. No registration or ID is needed.

Boston received a $200,000 donation from the Cummings Foundation to fight substance abuse, expanding its partnership with the Gavin Foundation to enhance recovery efforts.

A man from Dedham pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering, admitting to submitting false loan applications and funneling over $329K into personal use.

Boston faces significant weather issues with heavy rain and possible thunderstorms, causing flash flood warnings and flooding on Interstate 93. Conditions will temporarily improve over the weekend.

Wise US, Inc., a subsidiary of UK-based Wise PLC, must pay a $4.2 million fine and rectify compliance failures after a joint enforcement action by several US states for anti-money laundering lapses.