Two firefighters were hospitalized with heat exhaustion battling a large house fire in Norfolk, Massachusetts. The blaze led to a partial roof collapse, with the cause under investigation.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey appoints Eric Paley as the new Secretary of the EOED, highlighting his entrepreneurial background and venture capital expertise.

Dr. Jonathan Benjamin, a pediatrician from Newton, had his medical license suspended due to alleged unwanted contact with patients' relatives. He faces charges including indecent assault and battery.

Massachusetts Governor Healey introduces the nearly $3 billion Mass Ready Act to strengthen infrastructure against climate change and environmental hazards.

The Boston Police Department is offering a workshop on internet safety for adults to help protect youth online on July 23, 2025, with Spanish interpretation available.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department has teamed up with the LEO Support Foundation to provide a "Struggle Well" training program to help first responders transform adversity into strength.

Salem Police are looking for a missing girl, Anayling Rodriguez, last seen early morning near Leach and Eden Streets, wearing a blue shirt and pink backpack. Public help is sought for her safe return.

Cambridge announces temporary street closures due to public events like Taste of Cambridge, City Dance Party, and the Summer Classic 5K, affecting traffic in various neighborhoods.

A 24-year-old from Worcester died in a motorcycle crash in Westborough after hitting a light-pole base; the Westborough Police investigates the solo incident.

Braintree Police are seeking public help via a Facebook post to find missing teen Gilanni Oquendo, last seen June 24, potentially heading towards Pennsylvania. No foul play is indicated.

A Framingham fire caused by spontaneous combustion of oily rags resulted in one injury and displacement, with firefighters quickly containing the blaze.

Boston launches a Late Night Food Truck Program to enhance nightlife, with 11 food trucks set to operate at seven locations, offering diverse cuisines to night-time crowds.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell testified against Trump policies before Congress, highlighting legal efforts to protect Massachusetts residents and block federal funding cuts to state services.