Salem police responded to a May 5 shooting that resulted in non-life-threatening injuries and led to the arrest of three men on various charges, including assault and illegal firearm possession.

Governor Healey announced a health equity initiative in Ayer, Massachusetts, focusing on areas such as maternal health and regional healthcare challenges.

MassArt hosted an event celebrating 30 years of the Boston Mayor's Youth Council, recognizing its pivotal role in youth civic engagement and honoring the contributions of its members.

Harvard University may face a sanctions investigation led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio for potentially violating federal sanctions during a health insurance conference in China.

Everett Police seized 1,500 grams of fentanyl and arrested Luis Alfredo Mercedes for trafficking, with multiple departments collaborating in the operation.

MCAD investigates Liberty Hotel over an incident where a same-sex couple was allegedly ejected for a bathroom misunderstanding, prompting hotel apologies, staff termination, and sensitivity training pledges.

Boston's Mayor Wu confronts ICE over arrest tactics, signing an order for arrest details and criticizing aggressive methods, while local volunteers warn of raids, and Trump remains committed to immigration removals.

Springfield Police Department searches for 79-year-old Victor Vazquez, missing since Tuesday, last seen in Nagle Street area, possibly in need of medication, wearing black pants, Nike sweater, Yankees hat. Public asked to report sightings to police.

Holyoke police arrested three men for solicitation of prostitution during a sting involving multiple agencies, aiming to improve quality of life in the city.

Anti-ICE protesters disrupted a Worcester City Council meeting, causing adjournment without discussion of agenda items. Mayor Petty criticized the protest's impact on city operations and is considering remote meetings to avoid future disruptions.

Massachusetts' millionaire surtax may generate $3 billion for the state budget, surpassing expectations and providing significant funds for education and transportation.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stands firm after firing city employees implicated in domestic violence, amidst claims of abuse of power and wrongful termination.

Boston Police District E-5 hosted a community meet-and-greet at a local gym to improve relations with residents, featuring a comfort dog and ice cream truck.