Unpredictable Weather Ahead: Boston to See Sun, Elevated Fire Risk, and Weekend Rain, Forecasters Warn
Boston's weather is set to change, with sunshine today and a cooldown by Thursday. Rain is likely over the weekend, continuing a recent trend. A special weather statement warns of an elevated fire risk due to gusty winds and low humidity today.
Lynn Resident Sammantha Kheav-Pech Hits $1 Million Jackpot in Massachusetts State Lottery's Newest Game
Sammantha Kheav-Pech of Lynn won $1 million in the Massachusetts State Lottery's new "$15,000,000 Colossal Millions" game. She took a lump sum of $650,000 before taxes. The selling store, 7-Eleven in Gloucester, gets a $10,000 bonus.
San Francisco Hosts 14th Annual National Cyber Crime Conference Led by Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell
The National Cyber Crime Conference in San Francisco, led by AG Campbell, focused on training law enforcement to combat cyber threats, with over 220 sessions and presence from 42 states and eight countries.
Springfield Police, State and Federal Agencies Collaborate to Arrest Suspect in Armed Robbery of E-Bike
Joint operation leads to arrest of Daniel Walker, 20, by Springfield Police for armed robbery involving a stolen e-bike. Charges include firearm-armed robbery and ammunition possession.
Massachusetts Joins States in Legal Pushback Against Congressional Moves to Curb EPA Science
Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell challenges Congressional bills that could limit the use of scientific assessments, crucial for environmental health protection, from the EPA's IRIS and ORD programs.
Trump Takes Aim at Sanctuary Cities, San Francisco and Boston Brace for Federal Backlash and Legal Showdown
President Trump issues executive orders targeting sanctuary cities like San Francisco and Boston, which may lead to funding cuts and legal consequences for limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.












