Governor Maura Healey opposes Trump's cancellation of $32 million in federal funding for Massachusetts' transportation materials, which was aimed at creating jobs and promoting clean manufacturing.

Boston Police arrested a 17-year-old for armed robbery and illegal gun possession in Roxbury, with a victim disarming the suspect during the incident.

Boston expects sunny weather with potential showers and summery temperatures this weekend, with a dry start to the workweek followed by a slight chance of rain.

The FDA expanded a recall of frozen shrimp to nine states — including California and Massachusetts — after cesium-137 was detected in imported shipments. Consumers should check labels and dispose of or return affected packages.

Cambridge's Department of Public Works collaborates with Adius Arts Initiative for the fourth Arts in the Park event, mixing art and infrastructure discussions at The Port.

Hilliards Chocolates is opening a new store in West Newton, continuing a near-century legacy of handcrafted sweets. The New England confectioner will feature chocolates, truffles, and an ice cream parlor.

A 42-year-old man, previously convicted of manslaughter, was arrested in Boston for the murder of Stephen Gomes, pleading not guilty amid concerns over his medical condition.

Boston Police arrested three individuals for possession of a loaded firearm and large quantities of drugs during a drug investigation in Jamaica Plain.

Good Harbor Beach closed again due to shark sightings; nearby beaches also affected, safety measures increasing in response to frequent New England shark encounters.

The Worcester Police Department reports a decrease in various crimes for the first half of 2025, with lower homicide and shooting rates but an increase in stabbings.

Springfield man, Bairon Ubeda, was convicted for child sexual exploitation and child pornography possession after using social media to manipulate and extort women.

Dr. Jon Santiago is resigning this fall as Massachusetts' first cabinet-level veterans secretary after making significant reforms, including securing $263 million for veterans' homes and pioneering the HERO Act.

Boston issues traffic advisories for events, suggesting public transit use due to student moves, concerts, and cultural events, including road closures and parking restrictions.