Authorities investigate a fatal crash in Cambridge involving an SUV, a moped, and an MIT Police cruiser; the SUV driver, Lauren Mullins, charged with OUI and negligent operation.

A former Saugus bank teller, Derek Aut, pled guilty to embezzling $180,000 and identity theft, facing a potential 30-year sentence. His sentencing is on June 16, 2025.

A man in Marlborough faces 192 animal cruelty charges after 96 dead animals were found on his Sturbridge property. He has a prior conviction and was held without bail.

Boston commemorates One Boston Day with acts of kindness and volunteerism to honor the Boston Marathon bombing victims, survivors, and responders. Mayor Wu leads the memorial, emphasizing unity and service.

The Boston Police Department hosted a HUB Situation Table training to help address the needs of vulnerable populations, with 100 participants from various local organizations.

Boston Police request public assistance in identifying suspects linked to a package theft near 207 Dudley Street in Roxbury between March 13-14, 2025.

A Newburyport man, Christian Decristofaro, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for defrauding a home repair insurance provider, facing sentencing on June 23, 2025.

A Brazilian man detained in Massachusetts for alleged involvement in a human smuggling operation, having illegally re-entered the U.S. after a 2005 deportation.

Boston's Mayor Wu and Congresswoman Pressley unveiled a $1 million investment for the DigLit Initiative to enhance digital literacy and economic mobility for residents, with federal funding secured by Pressley for workforce development.

Sunshine in Massachusetts will be followed by cooler, wetter weather, with isolated showers and highs near 49°F. Weekend temperatures will vary across New England.

Two suspects were arrested for an armed robbery and carjacking that occurred last month in Palmdale, with evidence including firearms and ammunition seized.

A tree worker in East Bridgewater was rescued after being knocked unconscious and stranded 30 feet up a tree; crews safely lowered him for hospital treatment.

Multiple Shaw's supermarkets in Massachusetts and New Hampshire received bomb threats, prompting police investigations and temporary store closures until each threat was deemed not credible.