Cambridge police posted photos of a man they say exposed himself in a Cambridgeport apartment lobby and asked residents with information to contact detectives.

Police say a man opened a stolen package and attempted to start a fire at the Museum of African American History on Beacon Hill. Investigators are probing the scene.

Boston Pride for the People moves through Copley Square to the Common Saturday under the theme “Pride as Protest,” with major performers, dozens of vendors and city road closures. Organizers emphasize safety and a message of visibility as America hits its 250th year.

Hopkinton police say a 70-year-old faces attempted murder charges after allegedly holding a 21‑year‑old under water at Sandy Beach on Lake Maspenock.

A fourth-floor apartment fire at The Glen in Swampscott injured one resident and was confined to a single unit, officials say.

A Boston judge allowed a multistate challenge to DOJ memos on transgender youth care to proceed, finding the directives may have gone beyond routine enforcement and chilled providers. The decision opens discovery into subpoenas and internal guidance.

The FDA says inspections found insanitary conditions at Stavis Seafoods' Seaport facility and flagged adulterated frozen salmon fillets.

ByChae — the mobile matcha brand from Babson student David Chae — signed an eight-month lease for 222 Newbury St. and aims to open in mid–late July.

Snowy Owl has moved to 7 Underpass Road in Brewster and will add Night Owl — evenings with tapas, wine and beer. Town approval clears the way.

Mayor Michelle Wu has reinstated Daunasia Yancey to the city’s LGBTQ office after a 2025 legal case was resolved, a return that was visible on city event materials but not formally announced. The move has prompted calls for more transparency about personnel decisions.

Sgt. Sean Goode resigned effective June 2 as an outside internal affairs probe continues. Town officials say the investigator's report will be forwarded to state oversight.

Dalmoros will open a walk‑up pasta counter at Boston's South Station on June 12, complete with a noon "pasta cutting" and opening‑day giveaways. The shop will offer breakfast, coffee and made‑to‑order pasta combinations.

Steam and smoke forced a temporary shutdown of Congress Street between Sudbury and North streets Wednesday morning. Crews isolated a steam pipe and reported no injuries.