Multiple law enforcement agencies arrested four armed robbery suspects in Lawrence, MA, after a cross-city chase and searches involving K9 and drone units.

Massachusetts food banks expect a surge in demand due to President Trump's bill, which introduces cuts to SNAP and Medicaid while continuing certain tax breaks.

The Boston Police Department concluded its Spring Women's Self-Defense Class in District B-2, offering local women empowerment and practical skills for safety. Due to the successful program, it will resume in fall.

The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular is adjusting its schedule, with earlier event and concert start times. Featured performers include LeAnn Rimes and Leslie Odom Jr. Strict security measures are in place for public safety.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a coalition of 13 attorneys general to safeguard transgender inmates' rights in the Jones v. Bondi case against Trump administration policies.

Boston Police seek help to find missing 15-year-old Shaun Knight from Lancaster, MA, last seen in Jamaica Plain and believed to be possibly near Leominster or Greenfield.

CBP is holding parts for new MBTA trains due to allegations that CRRC violated the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, possibly delaying production despite CRRC's denial of using forced labor.

Four suspects were detained following an armed robbery at Milos Joyeria in North Andover, with one still at large. Police are conducting an intensive manhunt with state police and FBI assistance.

A UMass Amherst student interning in D.C. was fatally shot in an incident involving rival groups. Police are searching for suspects; a car linked to the event was found.

An off-duty Chelsea PD officer was arrested for domestic assault-related charges and is now on administrative leave pending arraignment and investigation.

Somerville chef Juan Gabriel Perez ranks No. 54 globally among pizza chefs at the Best Pizza Awards in Milan. His restaurant Posto offers highly regarded wood-fired pizzas.

Chelsea Police officer Michael Villanueva was arrested on domestic violence charges involving an on-foot confrontation with a female, where she was struck by his car mirror. He is on administrative leave pending investigation.

Nirael Simmons-Davis is accused of robbery and assault at a Boston furniture store, where he allegedly used a taser on an employee and fled on an electric scooter. After resisting arrest, he was found with a taser, cash, and suspected drugs.