Judge Brian J. Dunn is appointed as the new Chief Justice of the Probate and Family Court, effective July 7, 2025, succeeding retiring Chief Justice John D. Casey.

Glenroy Miller, a Boston gang member, pleaded guilty to federal charges including firearms trafficking, bank fraud, and mail theft, facing potential heavy fines and prison sentence.

Boston enjoys sunny weather that will soon change to cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week. Temperatures will rise, with intermittent rain expected into the weekend.

The Plymouth Police Department reported handling 691 incidents in a week, including 9 arrests, 10 criminal complaints, and 28 MVAs, along with welfare checks and other activities.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration awards $6.8 million to train and place over 1,100 workers in Massachusetts industries, aiming to fill in-demand jobs and reduce workforce skill gaps.

A Bentley University student, Gaurav Jaisingh, died after accidentally falling from a balcony during a senior trip in the Bahamas. The university is providing support to the community.

Two men were arrested for attempting to break into a Bellingham Best Buy warehouse, with police suspecting a third accomplice. They face multiple charges and were released on bail.

The Michelin Guide announced its Boston edition under the new Northeast Cities category, with inspectors evaluating Boston-area eateries for potential inclusion.

Girl Scouts and Boston police officers collaborated in urban gardening at District C-6, planting flowers to beautify the station and strengthen community ties.

New Bedford Police made two arrests involving a juvenile with a loaded firearm and a man with crack cocaine following separate surveillance operations.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell files a brief supporting the release of wrongfully detained Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova, challenging the federal government's dismissal motion and criticizing Trump-era immigration policies.

Methuen residents are searching for Estrella Coronado, a missing 16-year-old girl. Police are seeking public assistance and provided a description. They urge anyone with information to call (978)983-8698.

Officials stated the Harmony Street mill fire is under investigation and does not appear suspicious. The property owner faced fines for safety violations, but no imminent hazards were detected.