A fireworks setup explosion at New Seabury Country Club injured two individuals; one seriously. Multiple agencies are investigating the incident, which caused the cancellation of the fireworks show.

Boston Police joined families for a community movie night, enhancing bonding and dialogue outside their typical duties.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a multi-state effort to preserve humanitarian parole for over half a million immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, disputing the termination of the program by the previous administration.

Associate of the D Street gang, Junior Martinez-Perello, was arrested for fentanyl distribution and selling a firearm to an undercover officer in Boston.

Two Lynn, MA men face federal drug trafficking and firearm charges, with one also charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition.

The BPD hosted a community event at Boston Bowl, enhancing bonds with local youth through bowling, food, and games, as shown on their official website.

Boston police arrested Rudy Martinez in Mattapan for drug trafficking during a targeted investigation; drugs and paraphernalia were seized. Martinez faces court charges.

Boston Police are searching for Marian Pena, a 66-year-old missing woman with Alzheimer's from Roxbury, last seen on Regent Street and near Boston Common.

Boston is set to face isolated severe storms today which may bring hail and winds, but a clearer, sunny 4th of July weekend is expected. Temperatures will soar to the low 90s, with possible rain following the holiday.

Springfield Police arrested Robert Hatcher for murder after a fatal shooting on Allen Park Road; he faces multiple charges including armed robbery and firearm offenses.

Explosions in a Worcester neighborhood were caused by a man throwing dynamite from his apartment. Police arrested Richard Dupre, 62, on multiple charges. No injuries were reported.

The 220-year-old Grafton Inn in Massachusetts is for sale for $1.6 million, featuring a restaurant, function hall, and a seven-room inn. Its future is yet undetermined.

Cambridge officials support the new Mass Ready Act, which allocates $2.9 billion for climate resilience and infrastructure improvements, with a focus on equity and environmental justice.