Springfield Police, led by Captain Dunn and Lieutenant Bruno, arrested Dequan Wood, 21, and seized a loaded firearm and marijuana, following a tip-off and surveillance. Wood faces multiple charges.

Three fishermen were rescued after their boat capsized off Massachusetts; they were cold and wet but unharmed, highlighting the dangers of the sea and the importance of safety gear.

Authorities investigate suspicious fires at the historical Fernald School, with a recent incident intensifying safety concerns and a potential link to previous fires. A $5,000 reward is offered for tips.

Boston Police from District E-5 supported Rose’s Bounty Food Pantry's Walk for Hunger, participated in community engagement, and ensured safety during the event.

Worcester Police reported a drug bust involving Elvin Castillo, seizing 425 grams of fentanyl from his apartment and car, leading to charges for trafficking a Class A substance.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty to wire fraud and theft charges related to misusing federal program funds. She faces sentencing on July 29, 2025.

Boston celebrates the groundbreaking of a new $30.9 million Fields Corner Branch library, expected to complete in 2026 with sustainability features and improved community spaces.

Boston residents can expect a continuation of rainy weather with potential thunderstorms and scattered showers into midweek, but Mother's Day is forecast to be sunny.

A woman in Nashua was arrested after a child overdosed on fentanyl; she faces drug-related charges and has been released on bail with a court date set.

Fish City Studios reopens in Gloucester to celebrate artist Jon Sarkin with thousands of his pieces on display, showcasing his unique style developed after a stroke.

Boston sued the Trump Administration to defend $48 million in housing and homelessness funding, which the administration conditioned on compliance with executive orders deemed unconstitutional by the city.

Boston Police kicked off an AAPI Heritage Month reading series for first graders in East Boston to celebrate diversity and improve community relations.

Northeast governors invite Canadian premiers to Boston to discuss trade and tariff impacts, aiming to protect their trade relationships and economies. Governor Healey leads the effort.