A suspect, Christopher Lienczewski, was arrested at a Worcester Walmart for shoplifting and found with drugs, facing charges including heroin trafficking.

Plymouth Police reported 749 incidents, including 14 arrests, in the week of May 25-31, showcasing routine enforcement tasks such as traffic stops and responding to disturbances.

Protests erupted in Milford, MA, after ICE detained 18-year-old high schooler Marcelo Gomes, leading to public outcry and demands for transparency from officials.

Two people died and one was injured in an early morning crash on I-495 in Haverhill, MA. The crash is under investigation, and exit 106 has a temporary lane closure.

A juvenile was arrested for multiple firearms charges by Boston Police in Hyde Park after a robbery, with a loaded handgun recovered during the apprehension.

Two people were shot and killed on Franklin Hill Ave in Dorchester; Boston Police are investigating the incident, and support is provided by the Neighborhood Trauma Team.

Boston's weather will feature a sunny week with rising temperatures, peaking near 90 degrees by Thursday, followed by a chance of rain starting Friday into the weekend.

Hanover High School students made a mess with their senior prank, prompting an apology and an offer to pay for clean-up costs. School officials called the act disrespectful.

Cambridge Fire Department rescued four people from the Charles River after their sailboats capsized due to strong winds; there were no injuries reported.

A Saugus man, Pablo Correa, was arrested for multiple drug charges after police observed a suspected drug transaction and found $15,000 worth of drugs in his car.

Milford High student was detained by ICE on his way to volleyball practice, stirring concern from the school district and his coach, who praised his character. A local protest is planned in response.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu introduces a new late night food truck program to enhance the city's nightlife and support small businesses, offering diverse food options at seven locations.

Boston Police have arrested 44-year-old Bodio Hutchinson in Dorchester for alleged crack cocaine distribution after an undercover operation near Lyndhurst Street. Officers recovered approximately 16 grams of crack cocaine and marked buy money. Hutchinson faces multiple drug charges and is expected to be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.