Boston celebrated the opening of Betty Greene Apartments in Jackson Square, providing affordable housing and commercial space, with Mayor Wu highlighting its role in community inclusivity.

Boston Police confronted and fired at a "vicious" dog near the Boston Marathon finish line, using multiple Taser rounds before securing the animal. No injuries were reported.

A man from New Bedford died in a three-car crash on Interstate 195 near Dartmouth, which involved a tractor-trailer and closed the westbound lanes for hours.

MassDOT issued a travel advisory for increased traffic and road closures due to the 250th anniversary of Massachusetts and the Boston Marathon on Patriots' Day weekend. Users are advised to plan ahead and use public transportation.

Joint drug operations in Malden and Everett led to arrests and the seizure of illegal firearms, with an update shared by Everett Police on social media.

DHS threatens to revoke Harvard University's certification for the Student and Exchange Visitor Program over demands for records on foreign students' visa holders' alleged activities, with a compliance deadline set for April 30, 2025.

Boston police and community members cleaned up Egleston Square, marking the 10th anniversary of the “Love Your Block” initiative, aimed at neighborhood beautification and community engagement.

The Boston Police Department's annual Commissioner's Cup hockey tournament concluded, with Area B winning, charity benefits, and a focus on camaraderie and community relations.

Clear skies and rising temperatures offer Boston an early summer feel, with highs reaching into the 80s over the weekend, but possible showers may also occur.

Massachusetts AG's Office indicts two for running unlicensed casinos in Chinatown and Quincy, involving money laundering and tax evasion, after a two-year investigation.

Holyoke Police seized drugs from a patient at Holyoke Medical Center, including 147 bags of crack-cocaine and 31 grams of heroin/fentanyl. The suspect will receive a criminal summons.

A landlord in Amherst, NH, is charged with invasion of privacy for secretly filming tenants, capturing over 9,000 images via a hidden camera over four years.

Tewksbury Police Department seeks public aid on social media to identify a shoplifting suspect from a March 14 Home Depot incident, with the suspect caught on camera leaving with $948.91 worth of goods.