MCAD investigates Liberty Hotel over an incident where a same-sex couple was allegedly ejected for a bathroom misunderstanding, prompting hotel apologies, staff termination, and sensitivity training pledges.

Boston's Mayor Wu confronts ICE over arrest tactics, signing an order for arrest details and criticizing aggressive methods, while local volunteers warn of raids, and Trump remains committed to immigration removals.

Springfield Police Department searches for 79-year-old Victor Vazquez, missing since Tuesday, last seen in Nagle Street area, possibly in need of medication, wearing black pants, Nike sweater, Yankees hat. Public asked to report sightings to police.

Holyoke police arrested three men for solicitation of prostitution during a sting involving multiple agencies, aiming to improve quality of life in the city.

Anti-ICE protesters disrupted a Worcester City Council meeting, causing adjournment without discussion of agenda items. Mayor Petty criticized the protest's impact on city operations and is considering remote meetings to avoid future disruptions.

Massachusetts' millionaire surtax may generate $3 billion for the state budget, surpassing expectations and providing significant funds for education and transportation.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stands firm after firing city employees implicated in domestic violence, amidst claims of abuse of power and wrongful termination.

Boston Police District E-5 hosted a community meet-and-greet at a local gym to improve relations with residents, featuring a comfort dog and ice cream truck.

Coast Guard searches for the missing F/V Seahorse and its crew off Cape Cod; a found GPS unit linked to the vessel offers a clue amidst reports of the captain throwing items overboard prior to the disappearance.

A Chelsea man was charged for wielding a knife during a theft and resisting arrest in Boston. He faces multiple charges, including assault with a dangerous weapon.

Boston anticipates summer-like warmth with temperatures nearing 84 degrees, despite a smoky haze from distant fires. The warmth continues with mostly clear skies and a slight cooldown towards the weekend, when rain is possible.

Cambridge prepares for Juneteenth with music, parades, and education programs to honor the end of slavery in the US, including free city activities and a library-curated reading list.

David Byrne announces a new solo album "Who is the Sky?" and a world tour, with a Boston concert set for October. The album includes collaborations with artists like St. Vincent and will be supported by a tour featuring his American Utopia band.