Chelsea residents rallied at city hall to protest against ICE detentions, including two young men with documentation. The community expressed solidarity and called for action.

A standoff in Falmouth ended safely with a person in custody after negotiations between local police, SWAT, and a barricaded individual. No injuries were reported.

A driver was critically injured after crashing their car into a house in Essex. Police saw the car hit traffic barrels before the crash; the injured was airlifted to a Boston hospital. The house sustained damage and investigations are ongoing.

Boston celebrates Father's Day with dry conditions and sunshine expected later, high near 66°F, and mild evening temperatures. The week ahead warms up, with possible showers and increased heat and humidity towards Thursday.

Waltham's new park, built on the former site of the Fernald Development Center, implemented a parking reservation system due to its unexpected popularity, causing neighborhood disruptions.

Cambridge reached a settlement with Harvard Chabad, allowing a new building for Chabad's use, following U.S. Magistrate Judge Page Kelley's mediation, with the City aiming to respect diversity and legal obligations.

Political consultant Steven Kramer was acquitted of charges related to AI-generated robocalls mimicking Joe Biden, sparking discussion on AI's role in political campaigns.

Two were seriously injured in a reported Milton stabbing; state police investigate with assistance from Norfolk DA's office, Crime Scene Services, and Milton PD. Details on victims' conditions and suspects remain undisclosed.

Two women drowned in the Merrimack River near Plum Island, Massachusetts; both were pronounced dead after being rescued and hospitalized. An investigation by local authorities is ongoing.

Boston health officials are on alert after a measles case was confirmed, with exposure sites including several public venues on June 7-8. The BPHC and DPH are tracing contacts and urging vaccination.

A Maine man was sentenced to 14-16 years for manslaughter and sexual conduct for a fee after pleading guilty to the 2020 death of a woman in a Boston hotel.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces new initiatives to support the LGBTQ+ community, including $125,000 in legal service grants and the launch of a 90+ member partner network.

Boston faces another rainy Saturday with showers expected to clear later. Temperatures remain cool, but warmer weather is predicted for Father's Day and a significant warm-up later in the week.