Boston Police District A-7 officers joined the East Boston community for a Father's Day event, featuring breakfast, a parade, and live jazz, aimed at strengthening communal bonds.

A fire in Revere, MA, resulted in the death of 77-year-old Richard Serino. Authorities are investigating the cause, which is not believed to be intentional.

Worcester Police arrested Osbert Ventura for firearm and drug trafficking offenses after a traffic stop where he failed to stop at signs and acted suspiciously.

Massachusetts commits $50 million for solar and electrification projects to cut long-term energy costs for state entities, with benefits highlighted by the PVTA's new solar array.

Romanian national Stefano Mazzocchi was charged for ATM "jackpotting" thefts in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, severely impacting local businesses like Bell Brothers.

Worcester Police request community assistance in locating missing teenager Jayla Jones, last seen in distinctive clothing. They urge anyone with information to contact them urgently.

Cambridge prepares for multiple events from June 19-22, with traffic impacts due to street closures for the Juneteenth Parade, cultural festivals, and the Boston 10K.

Springfield police seized a ghost gun and drugs, arresting Rondell Palmer in a raid led by the FIU. Palmer is charged with multiple offenses, highlighting concerns over untraceable firearms.

Massachusetts AG leads a coalition affirming the legality and importance of environmental justice initiatives, rejecting Trump-era attempts to weaken them.

MBTA Transit Police seek help identifying a suspect in an unprovoked attack on an elderly man at Charles/MGH station and urge witnesses to contact them.

Brockton man sentenced to 30-40 years for shooting pregnant girlfriend, blinding her; incident occurred with children present. Shaun Holiday guilty of multiple charges.

Massachusetts AG Campbell joined a coalition of 23 AGs to challenge Trump's foreign aid freeze, supporting the Global Health Council's lawsuit that argues the freeze violates congressional authority.

Mayor Michelle Wu releases 'Dear Summer Vol. 3,' a mixtape featuring Boston artists and DJs, to celebrate the city's cultural diversity and summer vibe.