Boston Police's District A-15 has reintroduced its "Walk the Beat" program to strengthen community relations through interactive events, including a cornhole game and shared meals. The program runs Wednesdays and welcomes all fitness levels.

Boston police seized drugs and firearms, arresting three individuals after executing search warrants in various districts, with charges including drug trafficking and unlawful possession of weapons.

The Boston Police Department seeks public help in identifying a suspect from an attempted breaking and entering in Mattapan, providing an anonymous tip line for information.

Forecasts predict a warm opening day at Fenway Park, with Boston expected to reach 67 degrees. However, the weekend will bring rain and cooler temperatures, with a gradual clearing by Sunday. Unsettled weather will persist into early next week.

Patrick Athridge was arrested in Watertown for alleged possession of child pornography after a joint police operation.

Massachusetts AG Campbell has secured over $4.5 million in restitution and penalties within the construction industry since January 2023, benefiting nearly 3,000 workers and holding over 270 employers accountable.

Eliot Tatelman is retiring from Jordan's Furniture, where his sons will continue as co-CEOs. The company is known for innovative retail experiences and community impact.

A traffic stop in Fall River led to a drug bust, with Miguel Saavedra arrested after fleeing and found with substances believed to be crack cocaine and fentanyl.

The Hardcover Restaurant in Danvers will close on May 1, 2025, continuing operations only in Beverly and Albany.

A stolen vehicle chase in Foxborough ended with the arrest of a female suspect and a child in the car. The suspect hit three police cruisers but no serious injuries were reported. Further details will follow after the arraignment.

A new 15-story hotel with 438 rooms is proposed by DGH Hotel Partners near the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in the Seaport district, aiming to meet the high demand for accommodations.

Former Milton CAT employee John Denaro was arrested for stealing a $25,358 engine stand from the company's headquarters, as announced by Milford Police.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey proposed a $756 million supplemental budget to address urgent deficiencies, with funds allocated to healthcare, elderly support, child care, food access, and cultural events.