MBTA Transit Police, with BPD collaboration, swiftly arrested four individuals suspected of a midday armed robbery, recovering three firearms in the process.

MIT D-Lab spinout Moving Health deploys tricycle ambulances in northern Ghana to improve emergency transportation for maternal health, offering local production and potential for healthcare system integration.

Pedro Martinez, formerly of Chicago Public Schools, was chosen by the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to be its next commissioner, amidst concerns about his experience with Massachusetts' system.

Shrewsbury Police caught 30-year-old Gary Goyette after a night chase; he was found with suspected stolen items and now faces multiple charges, including Receiving Stolen Property and Resisting Arrest.

Hopkinton authorities investigated a bottle with partially detonated fireworks found in a wooded area, unrelated to the Boston Marathon. The incident is under investigation, and officials remind the public of fireworks' illegality and danger.

Worcester Police arrested Tyron Minardi and a juvenile for alleged car break-ins after being tipped off by witnesses. The suspects were found with a stolen speaker and burglary tools.

Three Concord-Carlisle High students died in a Florida crash involving an SUV and a tractor-trailer; a fourth remains critical. Grief counselors are available at the school.

Boston Police joined over 400 families for the East Boston Easter Egg Hunt, featuring activities like face painting and an appearance by the Easter Bunny.

Boston celebrated the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride with reenactments and local engagement, with safety provided by Boston Police Department's District A-1 officers.

The article details Boston's sunny weather forecast with temperatures near 70 degrees, mild winds, and cooler coastal conditions, before a rainy and windy Saturday. Sunshine will return Sunday with a warm week ahead.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on various incidents from April 13-19, including 9 arrests, 4 criminal complaints, 38 accidents, 59 traffic stops, and 56 medical checks, highlighting their diverse tasks.

Police in Weymouth arrested Aurelius Lee McCann, who was unwanted at a property and had an outstanding warrant, also finding him with an unlicensed shotgun and ammunition.

UMass Amherst settled with PETA, agreeing to release records of its animal research and pay $50,000 for legal fees. PETA sees this as a transparency win, while UMass defends its ethical Alzheimer’s research practices.