OUTLOUD Music Festival, celebrating LGBTQ+ unity, makes its East Coast debut in Boston on June 21 with a lineup featuring artists like Kim Petras and Trixie Mattel.

A Massachusetts CPA, Christine Gendron, pleaded guilty to a $19 million bank fraud conspiracy, involving loan deceit with her brother-in-law, who also pleaded guilty.

Massachusetts is investing over $40 million in 8 supportive housing developments to provide 217 affordable rental units for seniors, veterans, and the formerly homeless.

Governor Maura Healey hosted a summit with New England governors and Canadian officials in Boston to discuss the economic impact of Trump-era tariffs and ways to support local businesses.

A Guatemalan national pleaded guilty to possessing a forged immigration document and for unlawful reentry after multiple deportations. He faces sentencing on August 20, 2025.

Chelsea Police arrested Jose Eduardo Baez Baez for cocaine trafficking after a search warrant revealed narcotics and drug paraphernalia in his residence.

The Grand Penthouse in Boston is listed for nearly $50 million, becoming Massachusetts's priciest home for sale and offering luxurious amenities including an infinity pool.

A juvenile was arrested for a Springfield shooting after police used photo evidence and a pursuit where the suspect discarded a bag of ammo. The victim is hospitalized; the investigation continues.

Boston Police seek Roxbury community help to identify a suspect after a shooting incident on June 14th. The suspect changed clothes post-event and is still at large.

Boston Police Department officers attended the Charlestown Touch-a-Truck event, promoting community engagement by letting children explore emergency vehicles, including a BPD mini cruiser.

A fire in Lynn, MA, displaced nine people and one suffered facial burns. The building may be too damaged to repair; nearby houses also had minor damage.

The Plymouth Police Dept. reported on its activities from June 8-15, including responding to 700 incidents, making 16 arrests, and performing 60 wellness checks.

Brookline's The Butcherie, a kosher store, was targeted with a brick bearing "Free Palestine," an act considered anti-Semitic by the police. The incident reflects wider tensions and is being met with community resilience and official condemnation.