A masked thief stole over $100,000 worth of Pokemon collectibles from 1st Edition Collectibles in New Bedford, with the heist captured on security video.

An electric car caught fire on the Massachusetts Turnpike, leading to the closure of I-90 westbound, causing traffic delays. No injuries reported; the cause is unknown.

Boston Police assisted local seniors in South Boston with their shopping, strengthening community ties and ensuring their safety during the excursion.

Boston's weather improves after record rains, with forecasts promising mostly sunny skies and high temperatures into the low 80s, though there's a minor chance of inland showers or storms.

A New Hampshire federal judge blocked Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, allowing a class-action lawsuit to extend protections to affected children.

Worcester Police arrested Joel Alvarado Santos for drug trafficking, finding a significant amount of suspected fentanyl and related paraphernalia at his residence.

Powerball makes two Massachusetts residents millionaires, missing the jackpot but matching five numbers, with tickets sold in Fitchburg and Leominster. Stores receive a $10,000 bonus each.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell announced a $720 million settlement with pharma companies over opioids, with the state receiving $17 million for recovery efforts.

Attleboro officials warn against a rare venomous copperhead snake after two dogs were bitten near the Ten Mile River. Residents are advised to avoid tall grass and report sightings.

Massachusetts was named Most Improved State for Business by CNBC, moving up 18 places, with Governor Healey pointing to strategic initiatives and regulatory changes as key factors.

Springfield Police, with other agencies, seized drugs and a firearm from a 17-year-old after observing what seemed to be a drug deal. The identity of the juvenile is protected.

Holyoke police, with Hampden County Sheriff’s assistance, arrested two on Cabot Street for suspected drug dealing, after observing transactions and finding crack-cocaine.

Authorities and the FBI offer a $40,000 reward for information on the shooting death of UMass Amherst student Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in Washington, D.C.