Boston faces an unexpected nor'easter bringing heavy rain, high winds, and potential coastal flooding, with conditions improving by Memorial Day weekend.

The MBTA plans a $9.8 billion investment for system upgrades, but faces a budget shortfall with issues like unfunded projects and reliance on uncertain federal funds. Its capital plan prioritizes rapid transit and commuter rail, with less for buses.

Boston councilors seek a review of school bus safety after a 5-year-old was fatally hit by a bus, focusing on driver hiring and training practices. The involved driver had an expired certification and a history of incidents.

A Massachusetts couple admitted to operating a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme, defrauding investors over several years, and will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

A Lawrence man pleaded guilty to the armed robbery of a jewelry store, facing up to 20 years in prison. The heist involved over $500,000 in stolen goods. Sentencing is set for August 2025.

Webster Police made an arrest during a traffic stop, discovering fentanyl and crack cocaine, resulting in a 23-year-old's arrest for trafficking and possession.

The Plymouth Police Department is seeking a suspect for multiple credit card fraud incidents, making unauthorized purchases at Home Depot. The suspect's description and vehicle details were released, and the public is asked to help identify him.

Sean Dolan, 38, was arrested by Stoneham Police for an attempted armed robbery at Redstone Liquors. No theft occurred as he fled when clerks called the police. He was later linked to the crime by a mask found in his car.

Governor Maura Healey nominates five attorneys as Associate Justices of the District Court in Massachusetts to handle a wide range of cases, awaiting the Governor’s Council review.

Manchester, NH faced a spree of violence with an armed robbery and a stabbing. Police arrested Michael Kustra in connection with both crimes; a female accomplice is still sought.

Springfield Police arrested two suspects, seizing heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, firearm magazines, and ammunition following a gun-related assault report. Martinez-Sanchez and Vargas face multiple trafficking and firearm-related charges.

Cambridge warns of travel disruptions due to the Boston Calling Music Festival and Boston's Run to Remember, with significant street closures from May 23-25, 2025.

The Harvard Square kiosk will reopen as the Cambridge KiOSK on May 30, transforming into a community space with cultural programs and exhibits, including a celebration with live music and refreshments.