Steven Correia from Westport was arrested for child sexual abuse, facing multiple rape and assault charges and is being held without bail pending a hearing.

Two suspects were arrested in Mattapan, Boston, for an assault and battery incident involving a stabbing. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

New England states and ISO-NE launched a first-ever competitive RFP for long-term transmission investments to bolster the region's electricity system and integrate onshore wind power.

An ICE agent was held in contempt by a Boston judge for detaining a man during his trial, leading to the case being dismissed due to obstruction of justice.

Boston Police Department participated in the 4th Medina Dixon All-Star basketball tournament to honor the local legend and support youth and senior programs.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's tariffs for potentially raising costs, contrasting his "Liberation Day" claim with fears of economic strain.

Boston firefighters battled a three-alarm house fire in Brighton, rescuing seven people and sending five to the hospital for smoke inhalation; the cause is under investigation.

Boston's forecast for the week includes fluctuating temperatures, blustery winds, and multiple opportunities for showers with a chance of sun later on.

An unidentified man died in a car fire in Hanson, Massachusetts, with local and state authorities investigating the incident.

Judge O'Toole denied a recusal motion in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's case, asserting his ability to remain impartial despite concerns over his public comments.

The Massachusetts AG's Office relaunched the REACH program to provide funding for the rehabilitation of distressed properties and expand affordable housing.

Courts barred an expert witness from testifying in the retrial of Karen Read, accused of murder and related charges, finding that jurors can assess police procedures without such testimony.

Tabor Academy's rowing team was rescued by locals and emergency crews after high winds capsized their boats on South Watuppa Pond; all students were safe but some needed medical attention.