Boston Police arrested Elvis Haughton after a shooting and altercation on Cambridge Street, where he allegedly assaulted an officer and was subsequently shot, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. He faces multiple charges.

ICE operations in Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket led to 40 arrests, including an MS-13 member and a child sex offender. Local communities are left in fear.

Adam McCree was captured in New York after a manhunt for an alleged attempted kidnapping and assault in South Boston.

Boston Police engage with youth during AAPI Heritage Month through a reading series at Sumner School, promoting community bonds and diversity appreciation.

The Massachusetts AG joined a coalition against the Trump Administration's suspension of refugee admissions, arguing it harms refugees and contradicts their economic contributions.

The article discusses Boston's weather, forecasting a shift from sunny, 78-degree weather to chillier and wet conditions with increasing chances of showers over the next few days.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on Route 9 in Framingham; the driver, Stewart Anderson, was arrested for fleeing the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

Mayor Michelle Wu has unveiled Boston's "Safe, Healthy and Active Summer 2025" plan, including violence prevention and community events, bolstered by a $1 million pledge from the Cummings Foundation.

Police in Manchester, NH, are investigating a suspicious death after a man was found dead in an apartment, with no ongoing threat to the public reported.

Massachusetts bar advocates plan to decline new criminal cases from Tuesday seeking increased pay, risking court system strain and undermining legal representation quality for poorer defendants.

The Supreme Court declined to hear Liam Morrison's case against his school for not allowing him to wear a "There are only two genders" T-shirt, upholding lower court rulings and stirring debate on free speech and inclusivity in schools.

Weston Police seek help identifying a thief who stole two iPads from a porch, urging preventive measures and asking the public to contact them with information.

Boston Police participated in a Battle of Chelsea Creek reenactment, improving community ties through non-enforcement engagement during historical celebrations.