Fish City Studios reopens in Gloucester to celebrate artist Jon Sarkin with thousands of his pieces on display, showcasing his unique style developed after a stroke.

Boston sued the Trump Administration to defend $48 million in housing and homelessness funding, which the administration conditioned on compliance with executive orders deemed unconstitutional by the city.

Boston Police kicked off an AAPI Heritage Month reading series for first graders in East Boston to celebrate diversity and improve community relations.

Northeast governors invite Canadian premiers to Boston to discuss trade and tariff impacts, aiming to protect their trade relationships and economies. Governor Healey leads the effort.

Brookline MA Police are seeking public help to identify a group involved in a shoplifting incident on Commonwealth Avenue, targeting beauty products and Stanley cups.

Cambridge, MA is recognized as a Climate Leader Community by the state, committing to carbon neutrality by 2050 and implementing various green initiatives.

A registered sex offender from Holyoke faces new charges for possessing child sexual abuse material, with over 200 files found on his devices and Dropbox account.

The Plymouth Police Department is preparing for an accreditation evaluation by the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission on June 10, 2025, to maintain its recognized standards of excellence in law enforcement.

Massachusetts AG Campbell and 18 other attorneys general sued the Trump administration to overturn a directive halting wind energy project approvals, arguing it's illegal and hinders renewable energy advances and investment returns.

A Mattapan man is charged with indecent assault and illegal firearm possession after Boston Police witnessed the assault and found a defaced handgun on him.

A Guatemalan man, William Noel Mazariegos Lopez, is indicted in Boston for illegal reentry into the U.S., facing a potential 20-year sentence and a fine.

A fire engulfed Captain Scott's Seafood Bar and Grill in Cape Cod, taking nearly seven hours to control. No injuries were reported, but the cause is under investigation. The owner plans to rebuild.

Worcester Police seek help identifying a woman linked to an April 14 theft at Clark University, urging those with information to contact their Detective Bureau.