George Floyd's uncle, Selwyn Jones, urged for police reform at the Massachusetts State House, as DOJ retracted settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville police.

Jim Pallotta's 19-acre Weston estate, featuring a 21,000-square-foot home with luxury amenities, is on sale for $38 million. The property includes a basketball court, pool, and additional land for expansion.

The former Harvard morgue manager pled guilty to selling stolen body parts, with several others implicated in the scheme; Harvard called it a betrayal of trust.

Holyoke Police use Facebook to seek public help in identifying a serial package thief and ask for information to be directed to Captain Cruz at 413-322-6940.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Boston for an armed robbery in Mattapan and faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Boston expands AI-driven Project Green Light to optimize traffic signals, reduce congestion, and improve commutes.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey initiated the first Military Appreciation Day to honor military community members with a ceremony, speeches, and performances at the State House.

A suspect, Joseph Walker, was arrested in Shrewsbury after a midday break-in, a manhunt, and being caught near Lake Quinsigamond. Charges include larceny and attempted B&E.

MIT and Singapore-MIT Alliance researchers have developed a technology that extends produce shelf life by using biodegradable microneedles to inject melatonin into plants, which may help reduce global food waste.

Protesters disrupted Worcester's State of the City address over ICE operations, reflecting the community's unrest despite city manager Eric Batista's discussions on public safety and infrastructure plans.

ICE arrested 44-year-old Dominican national Julio Soto-Heredia in Boston, who faces charges including fentanyl trafficking and arms offenses in Massachusetts and the Dominican Republic.

A Massachusetts preschool teacher, Lilly Garofola, pleaded not guilty to multiple assault charges involving young children at Little Steps Learning Center, with evidence from surveillance footage and parent reports.

Massachusetts DOC settled a class-action lawsuit with reforms and over $6 million after a 2020 incident at SBCC, improving accountability and use-of-force policies.