A teenager died in a crash in Falmouth, Cape Cod, with two others injured; the accident caused the car to go down an embankment, leading to "catastrophic" damage.

Two individuals were arrested in Cherry Valley on drug and firearm charges by the Western Worcester County Major Crimes Task Force.

A newborn girl's body was found in Pine Island Pond, Manchester, NH, prompting an investigation led by local authorities and the Attorney General. The autopsy results are pending, and the public's help is sought.

The Weymouth Police seized drugs and cash from a Lee Street home; Ashley Smith was charged and faces court. The police urged residents to report drug activity.

A hunter in Plymouth discovered a human skull while searching for deer antlers; police confirmed the remains are human and the investigation is ongoing.

Thomas N. O'Brien, a real estate developer from HYM Investment Group, will announce his candidacy for Boston's mayoral race, joining other contenders like Josh Kraft.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in a series of Tesla vandalism in Back Bay and Fenway, with incidents occurring on Hemenway and Gainsborough Streets.

High-profile individuals, including a hospital executive and a former pharma head, are charged in a Cambridge sex ring case, with proceedings revealing an enterprise that operated discretely for years.

Massachusetts AG Campbell filed an amicus brief against unfair lease terms, defending tenants' rights and challenging security deposit withholdings for normal wear and tear.

Two firefighters were injured in a Brookline apartment fire; one suffered burns, another chest pains. The building is likely a total loss, and the cause is under investigation.

MBTA Transit Police issued an alert for wanted individual SOTO, charged with armed robbery and kidnapping from an incident on February 22, 2025, in Readville.

Boston faces a wet weekend with showers and highs near 38 degrees, while the region sees a temperature divide, with Connecticut in the 70s and northern areas experiencing wintry conditions.

Three people were killed in a crash on I-91 in Massachusetts, and one person was arrested in connection with the incident. The victims were highway workers, and the exact charges against the suspect remain unclear. The investigation is ongoing.