Boston is set to have a wet weekend with showers and thunderstorms expected, followed by a clearer and sunnier start to the next week, including a pleasant Mother's Day.

The Who announces a farewell tour with a stop at Fenway Park in Boston on August 26, with general ticket sales starting May 16 and a presale for fan club members on May 13.

The Boston City Council unanimously supports Bill SD.2808 to protect health care rights, including reproductive and gender-affirming care. The bill enhances privacy for patients in Massachusetts.

Police investigated an incident in Dover-Sherborn school district involving male students sharing photos of female classmates; charges filed in juvenile court.

Three individuals were arrested by Southbridge Police after finding a loaded firearm and drugs during a vehicle stop; Rodrick Campbell faces multiple charges.

Tyrell Thomas was arrested in New Bedford for drug trafficking, with police seizing crack cocaine, fentanyl, prescription pills, and over $11,000 in cash from his residence.

Massachusetts Governor Healey signed an Executive Order to support senior citizens with the "ReiMAgine Aging 2030" state plan, aiming to make Massachusetts more age-friendly.

Boston police arrested Samuel Milton for cocaine trafficking after a traffic stop in Dorchester; he faces multiple drug-related charges and had an existing warrant.

Larmount Jones was arrested in Roxbury for an alleged break-in; he resists arrest, leading to a foot chase and altercation with police. He faces multiple charges.

Boston Police's 'Walk the Beat' program held a festive event on Mother's Day, promoting police-community relations through walking and playing bocce at Langone Park.

Boston Police arrested three men in East Boston for possessing narcotics with intent to distribute, following a search that uncovered drugs, cash, and paraphernalia.

Springfield police raided an apartment, arrested Rafael Aviles, and seized drugs, cash, ammunition, and an illegal firearm after citizen complaints led to a detailed investigation.

Researchers have developed a technique that allows robots to identify object properties by handling them, an advance that could be useful in low-visibility scenarios.