Boston Police hosted a game night at the Nazzaro Community Center to build positive community relationships, going beyond traditional policing methods.

An ambulance in Swansea, MA was stolen, later found undamaged in RI. Police considering not pressing charges due to the suspect's confusion during the incident.

A two-alarm fire damaged a Dorchester multi-family home, displacing nine residents and causing an estimated $500,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Boston's week starts with warm, sunny weather, highs of 73-77°F, and mild nights. Possible showers and thunderstorms late Tuesday into Wednesday are predicted, with cooler temperatures towards the weekend and chances of rain by Friday.

The Air Mobility Command's 618th AOC is incorporating AI via the CAITT program to enhance workflow, with support from Lincoln Laboratory as part of the NITMRE effort.

Haverhill Police arrested a suspect after a downtown stabbing incident that left two men injured; the attack was random, and the community's help was pivotal.

A fisherman died and another was injured off Nahant when a rope snapped aboard "25 TO LIFE." The U.S. Coast Guard responded; one victim later died from his injuries. The local community is supporting the family.

Firefighters extinguished an aggressive blaze at 11 Moore St., East Boston, which also affected an adjacent building, with no details on the cause yet.

Boston celebrated the 60th anniversary of the 1965 Freedom Rally, remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s work and emphasizing the ongoing civil rights struggle.

A man was arrested for stealing a Range Rover in Reading, MA, and injuring its owner while fleeing. The car thief, also linked to a stolen Malibu from Maine, was caught in New Jersey after a multi-state pursuit.

Boston Police arrested Yunelbis Hernandez-Abreu for a double stabbing in Jamaica Plain; he faces multiple charges, including assault with intent to murder.

Boston faces changing weather with cool, windy conditions and rain transitioning to sunny skies and warmer temperatures in the early week, followed by mild fluctuations and potential showers.

MBTA buses in Boston will soon carry cameras to fine vehicles blocking bus lanes and stops, not for revenue but for keeping paths clear, with Governor Healey's support and scheduled implementation by 2026.