Springfield Police arrested Angel Suastegui after a carjacking and chase, recovering a loaded firearm; he faces multiple charges including armed carjacking.

The Healey-Driscoll administration criticized the Trump administration's cancellation of over $45 million meant for Massachusetts land conservation, impacting farmers, economies, and habitat preservation.

Two individuals face charges relating to the drowning of 12-year-old Giver Essien during a school trip due to inadequate supervision and safety measures.

Boston University seeks another external review to improve its athletics department's policies and support mechanisms after sexual harassment allegations arose.

Undelivered packages were found dumped in Wayland and Sudbury, Massachusetts, with over 100 items recovered by police, all linked to the courier UniUni. Authorities are investigating.

Boston Police and the FBI task force arrested Ryan Robinson in Dorchester, seizing drugs, a loaded gun, and arresting materials in his apartment. He faces multiple drug trafficking and firearms charges.

A 14-year-old girl was killed by an MBTA commuter rail train in Worcester while trespassing on the tracks; investigation underway, with condolences offered by MBTA officials.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces the return of the Donna Summer Disco Party and new dance party series at City Hall Plaza, featuring a variety of music and roller skating.

Fire destroyed the South Shore Sports Complex in Hingham, MA, potentially requiring demolition due to extensive damage, with the cause under investigation.

Two juveniles were detained in Brighton for multiple break-ins at a school, facing charges including breaking and entering and additional individual counts.

Mixed summer weather ahead for Boston, with some rain and potential thunderstorms, but also days of sunshine and rising temperatures.

Holyoke Police arrested Steven Lefebvre for possessing heroin/fentanyl and cash during a property check, highlighting continuous efforts to combat drug activities.

Massachusetts grants $17.9 million to 71 behavioral health organizations to support and increase the state's mental health professionals through the SCIP, benefiting clinicians-in-training and addressing workforce shortages.