Boston Duck Tours begins its 31st season, offering historical and aquatic tours of the city, with a focus on inclusivity, providing narration in ten languages.

Chelsea Police, with Metro North Swat and Revere detectives, arrested three individuals at 85 Highland Street, seizing drugs and cash in an anti-drug operation.

A local's tip led Weymouth Police to arrest Debrina Lee for car break-ins. Lee had two warrants and was charged with Breaking and Entering. Police stress community vigilance in crime prevention.

A man was arrested for a broad daylight stabbing in Chelsea; Eduardo Romero, 26, is charged with Assault to Kill. The victim, 24, survived and identified Romero to the police. Romero awaits arraignment as the investigation continues.

Regina Henaku was indicted for posing as a caregiver to steal from elderly victims in Massachusetts, with charges including larceny and identity fraud.

Governor Healey extends hybrid/remote public meetings in Massachusetts to foster democratic access and participation, maintaining post-pandemic civic inclusivity.

Lauren Mullins was arrested for a DUI crash in Cambridge, MA, that killed a moped driver and later hit an MIT police cruiser. She showed signs of intoxication and now faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. Her bail is set at $65,000.

Massachusetts officials criticize the Trump Administration for cutting $3.4 million from TEFAP and other food grants, fearing increased food insecurity.

Leader of a fentanyl trafficking operation, Estarlin Ortiz-Alcantara, was sentenced to 10 years in Boston for distribution activities in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Ed Sheeran launches a pop-up bar in Ipswich, MA, named "The Old Phone," where fans can drink, meet him, and potentially appear in his music video. Entry requires an old phone memory and is very limited.

Beverly Police arrested a New Jersey man, Andrew Arias-Peguero, wanted for attempted murder, demonstrating strong inter-state law enforcement collaboration.

Children from the Leahy Holloran Center attended the World Figure Skating Championship with Boston police officers, thanks to a donation from MeetBoston.

A man in Leominster, Hector Eduardo Arias Mejia, pled guilty to passport fraud and identity theft after impersonating a Puerto Rican resident to obtain a U.S. passport and benefits.