A Vietnamese ship captain was convicted in NH for illegal fishing, after being caught poaching lobsters, crabs, and mussels, resulting in a $1,269 fine.

Massachusetts is preparing for the 2026 World Cup, with Governor Healey and other officials anticipating significant economic and excitement benefits as Boston is set to host seven matches, including a quarterfinal.

Police responded to a disturbance in Duxbury, involving an inebriated woman who resisted arrest and was subdued with a Taser before being taken to a hospital for treatment.

A JetBlue flight veered off the runway at Boston's Logan Airport; no injuries were reported. The FAA and JetBlue are investigating the cause of the steering issue.

Massachusetts AG Campbell joined a coalition of attorneys general suing to challenge the Trump Administration's use of the CRA to revoke California's vehicle emission standards waivers.

The Blue Man Group is ending their 30-year run in Boston with final performances up to July 6, with 4.5 million viewers since 1995. Reasons for closure are undisclosed, but the group remains active elsewhere.

AG Campbell joins 22 states in opposing Trump's military deployment in California, submitting an amicus brief to back CA's injunction to block the action.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson resigned due to federal corruption charges, including wire fraud and theft. She admitted to financial misconduct with public funds.

Three people were rescued by Marion authorities after their boat capsized in Buzzards Bay; they were safely retrieved and two were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Holyoke Police arrested a suspect for a non-fatal shooting thanks to the Detective Bureau's efforts and video footage, with Victor Manuel-Pirela facing multiple charges.

The MBTA's Green Line in Boston is reducing train services to install a new safety system aiming to prevent accidents and maintain speed restrictions.

Boston merges its Pride parade with "No Kings" protests in a celebration of defiance against Trump administration policies on a day marking Trump's birthday.

Boston Police engaged with the community at Holy Name School's Field Day, featuring K-9 demonstrations and ice cream.