Massachusetts AG Campbell commends changes to the state's electric sector plans, promising cost savings for ratepayers and improved grid resiliency, reflecting her recommendations to the DPU.

A suspected lightning strike in Burlington, Massachusetts injured two people and caused damage to a house, leading to the hospitalization of the individuals and a brief investigation.

Preliminary data from Massachusetts shows a decrease in violent and property crimes in 2024, though anti-Semitic offenses rose by 20.5%. Public safety investments and law enforcement-community partnerships are praised for the progress.

Boston Police Department engaged with the community at the International Day of Play, featuring their Comfort Dog and Motorcycle Unit to foster stronger community ties.

A driver was arrested in Boston's South End after a high-speed chase, where they allegedly injured an officer, hit several vehicles, and were eventually stopped. The police are investigating the incident.

Marc Lamothe was arrested for a 2021 Roxbury homicide after a Suffolk County Grand Jury indictment. He faces murder charges for the death of Joshua Smith.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues the Trump Administration over the alleged illegal sharing of health data with ICE, arguing it undermines Medicaid and public trust.

Boston anticipates varied weather, including slight showers, high temperatures, and the potential for thunderstorms, followed by a sunny and warm Independence Day.

A Seabrook woman was charged with murdering her mother, who was found stabbed in her apartment. The community was shocked, but informed of no ongoing danger.

Former Boston police sergeant Christopher Cunniff charged with assaulting an intoxicated man after St. Patrick's Day parade; quickly retired following investigation.

Provincetown Police are investigating a reported hate crime involving homophobic slurs and an attack on a man.

Boston officials, including Mayor Michelle Wu, launched the modernization of the city's oldest public housing complex, the Mary Ellen McCormack development.

Mayor Wu appoints Jonathan Garland and David Nagahiro to the Boston Civic Design Commission, aiming to enrich the city's design outcomes, particularly in affordable housing and urban transformations.