The Boston Police Department's 'Game Changers' program, which unites police and youth through basketball in Dorchester, has successfully concluded its spring season, fostering community bonds.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at Brockton, MA, with no arrests yet. The victim, initially misreported as 27, is 33. Witnesses saw a fight before the shooting and two individuals fled on a moped. Police seek public help.

Boston is expected to experience high temperatures near 90 degrees, signifying summer's arrival with sunny forecasts and a chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Boston celebrates Pride Month with events and resources emphasizing LGBTQ+ community support, including the Boston Pride Parade and Festival, educational programs, healthcare, and advocacy services.

DHS removed a controversial list of "sanctuary cities" from their website following national law enforcement backlash and criticism from the National Sheriffs' Association.

Massachusetts AG fined Zuma restaurant $1.8 million for illegal tip pool violations, where managers unlawfully received tips. The fine will compensate affected employees.

A 15-year-old was arrested in East Boston for brandishing a knife at an MBTA bus operator and illegally possessing a 9mm handgun with a high-capacity magazine.

A young woman, Adriana Suazo, was found dead in Milton, MA; police have no evidence of trauma and are investigating her last week's activities for clues.

ICE and partners arrested 1,500 individuals in Massachusetts during "Operation Patriot," targeting criminals, including gang members and violent offenders.

A driver crashed into memorials at Holyoke's JFK Plaza, resulting in charges for OUI-Drugs and property damage. Both occupants needed medical aid and Narcan on the scene.

Holyoke Police resolved a hoax threat at Holyoke High School; swift action led to a non-credible assessment, and a juvenile was counseled. The community was assured of their safety.

A juvenile suspect was arrested following a high-speed chase and crash of a stolen vehicle on Cape Cod; they were apprehended the next day with the help of alert golfers.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration plans to develop 3,500 housing units on 450 acres of state land in Massachusetts as part of a wider housing strategy.