Boston's weather transitions to milder conditions with rain and strong wind gusts expected; while a significant downpour is forecasted for Wednesday night, models show a low chance of a snowstorm, with a trend towards cooler, sunny weather post-rain.

A Tesla Supercharger station in Littleton was damaged by a fire suspected of being arson, with local authorities seeking public assistance in the investigation.

A skier was critically buried but rescued in an avalanche in New Hampshire's White Mountains; others narrowly escaped a separate incident, prompting avalanche warnings.

Jose Rodriguez Grau was arrested in Manchester following a joint operation by local and federal agencies that found drugs, firearms, and ammunition. He faces multiple charges.

An explosion at Mark Richey Woodworking in Newburyport prompted the evacuation of 100 employees; no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze to the furnace area.

Springfield Police arrested 61-year-old Jose Vazquez for multiple break-ins, with R-TAC analysts assisting by providing real-time surveillance insights.

A woman was stung by a scorpion at Logan Airport; the origin of the scorpion is unclear. She was hospitalized, and authorities are investigating the incident.

A man was arrested for stealing a firearm from The Gun Parlor in Worcester after smashing a display case. Worcester Police collaborated with other agencies to apprehend the suspect.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell has introduced regulations to combat deceptive "junk fees," promoting pricing transparency for consumer protection, effective September 2, 2025.

Salem MA Police concluded a month-long drug probe, arresting twelve individuals and seizing narcotics, including fentanyl and crack cocaine, after investigating drug sales around Margin and Canal streets.

The Lowell Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Brittany Tremblay, a 31-year-old missing since February 28, and last seen wearing a red Jordan sweater with jeans and sneakers.

The Plymouth Police Department responded to 686 incidents in a week, including traffic accidents, wellbeing checks, and arrests, as detailed in their social media update.

Comfort dogs from various police departments joined Boston's BPD Comfort Dog, Copper, for urban environment training at city landmarks, fostering skills in supportive roles amidst crowds and boosting morale at a local precinct.