Boston's rare sunny April day comes with cold winds, with temperatures at 47°F and wind chills in the teens. A chilly weekend with increased chances of rain is forecasted.

Brookline Police seek two suspects in a break-in, asking for community help to identify them from circulated images; suspects wore Red Sox gear during the incident.

Marlborough Police seek public help to ID a man involved in a theft at Solomon Pond Mall, asking for tips via social media with a surveillance image provided.

The Harvard Square Theatre's long-term vacancy has sparked local concern about its impact on community vibrancy, prompting Cambridge officials to request plans from the owner, Gerald Chan.

Stoneham Police and SWAT responded to an individual with a cutting instrument during a mental health crisis; the person was safely secured and hospitalized, no injuries reported.

Three men pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court for their roles in a drug trafficking and money laundering conspiracy, facing upcoming sentencing dates.

Springfield Police have made several arrests at Union Station for drug-related offences, including possession and distribution, and are working to curb illegal activity at the transit hub.

Protestors interrupted a Tufts event with Rep. Moulton, demanding the release of detained Turkish student Öztürk. Moulton criticized the Trump administration and ICE, likening their actions to the Gestapo.

Two Belmont Light workers were injured in an electrical flash at Belmont High School, causing a power outage. Schools switched to generators; all were safe. Recovery wishes were extended. Cause under investigation.

Londonderry police are searching for suspects after a gunpoint robbery and zip-tie restraint of a victim at a local business. No injuries were reported, and the suspects remain at large.

Shaquille Watford was arrested in Weymouth for a double homicide in Worcester, facing multiple charges including armed assault and firearms violations.

Our Lady of the Assumption School in Lynnfield closed today after a written threat was found; a police investigation with canine units is underway following a school lockdown.

Boston Police held a Scam Awareness Workshop in Dorchester to educate seniors on recognizing and avoiding fraud, encouraging community engagement and proactive defense.