Joseph Cappuccio celebrated his 100th birthday with his Roslindale community, joined by Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox for a police station celebration.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 681 incidents, 8 arrests, and 15 criminal complaints from March 30 to April 5, also responding to 21 car accidents and conducting 81 traffic stops.

A Roxbury man was arrested for firearms charges after a disturbance in Dorchester, where the police recovered a loaded gun and an extended magazine from a car.

Boston Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Carlos Alfaro from East Boston, last seen with a black backpack and wearing a black and white shirt with gray tennis shoes. Public tips are encouraged.

An 18-year-old died, and another was injured in a car crash in Middleborough. The car hit a tree around 2:37 A.M.; bystanders freed the injured passenger before emergency services arrived. Investigations are ongoing.

Boston's forecast includes rain before the afternoon with a chance of a rain-snow mix, high temperatures near 40 degrees, and an east wind. Rain chances decrease tonight with fog expected.

Residents discussed a 200-page audit of the Canton Police Department that found procedural issues but no deliberate misconduct, addressing community-police relations.

Residents rescued two juveniles from Hood Pond in Ipswich after their canoe capsized; police and fire departments responded, and all involved were safe with no significant injuries.

Gloucester firefighters extinguished a house fire at an unoccupied seasonal home on Rockholm Road. There were no injuries, but the cause is being investigated.

Boston Logan Airport's 'Wings for Autism' program helped families with children on the autism spectrum practice the airport experience without the stress of a real flight.

Holden Police request community help to identify suspects in a significant larceny at Walgreens on Shrewsbury Street, urging tipsters to call 508 210-5613 or contact them online.

Two suspects are in custody for a Malden home invasion; police charged Yaritza Trinidad and Chawki Charbel Ibrahim, both presumed innocent until proven guilty.

A Fall River Police officer, Mitchell Walsh, was arrested by Boston's Human Trafficking Unit during an undercover sting while on extended leave for unspecified reasons. The nature of the allegations remains undisclosed.