Cambridge Youth Programs introduces Teen Night Live, offering Cambridge teens aged 14–19 summer activities, workshops, and field trips focused on skills and leadership development. Sessions run through July and August at various Youth Centers.

A Massachusetts probationer, Cameron Jack Suarez, faces charges for carjacking, robbery, and assault after an incident at a Dairy Queen in West Boylston. He was arrested after a pursuit and awaits arraignment.

John Monaghan has been named the new Colonel of the Massachusetts Environmental Police, succeeding interim Colonel Christopher Mason. Monaghan brings over 25 years of law enforcement experience to the role.

Two juveniles were arrested in Worcester for trying an armed robbery on a cab driver on July 4th after refusing to pay the fare. They face charges including Armed Assault to Rob.

The Brockton Police Department is seeking public help to find missing 70-year-old Marie Louissaint, last seen July 6th near Caffrey Towers. She may wear a green dress. Call 508-941-0200 with information.

Philly Pretzel Factory is opening a new location in Worcester on July 9, with a grand opening event on July 11 featuring free pretzels, entertainment, and a PlayStation 5 giveaway.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department engages with local youth and residents, offering educational presentations on crime scene analysis and tours of their correctional facility.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in a pizzeria break-in on June 21st at Papas Pizza, Huntington Ave; suspect descriptions and contact details for tips provided.

Massachusetts faces a trash crisis due to a strike by Republic Services workers demanding better wages and health coverage, leading to widespread waste buildup.

A suspect was arrested after leading police on a multi-town chase in Massachusetts, ending without injuries when the suspect crashed into a police cruiser in a cul-de-sac.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield for drug and firearms offenses on July 4th, resulting in the seizure of cocaine, a firearm, and ammunition.

Springfield's FIU arrested three individuals for drug-related offenses following undercover operations responding to local businesses' complaints about open-air drug dealing.

Plymouth Police officers responded to a call and found two animals, Sassy and Daliah, causing a disturbance. They playfully apprehended the animals and reunited them with their owner, detailing the incident with humor on social media.