Boston Police participated in a Bike Safety Day event at Roosevelt School, offering students safety education and engagement.

Divaris Ruiz, 18, faces multiple charges after allegedly firing a gun at Hampton Beach, injuring three. A chase led to his arrest in Deerfield, New Hampshire. Police recovered a firearm and continue investigating the incident's motive.

The EACC is granting $10 million in tax credits to eight Massachusetts businesses to create 450 jobs, retain 2,300, and draw $158 million in investments.

Middlesex District Attorney partners with law enforcement to dismantle two drug operations, seizing narcotics and arresting individuals involved in high-level distribution schemes.

Suya Joint, an acclaimed West African restaurant in Roxbury, faces potential closure after its manager, Paul Dama, was detained by ICE on his way to church.

Harvard Kennedy School plans contingency measures for international students to study online or at the University of Toronto's Munk School, due to potential U.S. visa and entry challenges.

Boston police officers supported a young girl named Lexi fighting brain cancer by setting up a lemonade stand to showcase community solidarity and hope.

A third-alarm fire engulfed a house in Everett, Massachusetts, leading to an extensive emergency response and several firefighters being treated for heat exhaustion.

Springfield Police are searching for missing 70-year-old Israel Ramirez, who uses a walker and was last seen at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. The public is asked to call with info.

The Boston Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a larceny suspect who stole a pocketbook containing tips from an employee locker on Hanover Street on June 15, 2025.

Police subdued and charged John Tibbs with attempted murder after he shot at them in a Manchester hotel; Tibbs is in critical condition. Officers were unharmed.

The Danehy Park Summer Concert Series offers free Tuesday evening concerts, featuring diverse musicians, from July 1 to August 5 at 99 Sherman St., Cambridge.

Two men face charges for an illicit fireworks sale in Wilmington, MA, after police, tipped off by a resident and a flyer, intercepted transactions and seized fireworks worth $40,000-$50,000.