The Plymouth Police Department reported their weekly activity, including 719 incidents, 14 arrests, and various other calls ranging from traffic stops to community service tasks.

Massachusetts and eight other states release a strategic plan for interregional transmission solutions to improve energy systems, focusing on efficiency, cost savings, and strengthened grid reliability in the Northeast.

Boston Police District D-4 officers visited the Susan S. Bailis Assisted Living Facility for a spring wreath-making event, aiming to strengthen community ties.

A 9-year-old was hit by a truck while tying their shoes in a parking lot in Southbridge. They suffered serious injuries but are in stable condition. The police are investigating the incident.

An Uber driver in Massachusetts was assaulted by a passenger, who faces charges including kidnapping and assault with intent to rape. The incident led to a crash and the suspect's arrest.

Boston EMS celebrates the addition of 35 new EMTs and recent staff promotions at an event in Rabb Hall at the Boston Public Library, with Mayor Michelle Wu commending their commitment to service.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the BAA awarded the Fastest Bostonian titles from the 129th Boston Marathon to Erik Linden, Jacqueline Gaughan, Danielle Bishop, and, for the first time, wheelchair athlete Jason Fowler.

The Supreme Court refused to review the case of Karen Read, accused of killing her boyfriend, despite her claims of a law enforcement cover-up and a jury's unannounced acquittal.

Boston police seek public's help in identifying suspects in an April 26 assault case at 140 Tremont Street, releasing images and offering various ways to provide anonymous tips.

Boston Police hosted a game night at the Nazzaro Community Center to build positive community relationships, going beyond traditional policing methods.

An ambulance in Swansea, MA was stolen, later found undamaged in RI. Police considering not pressing charges due to the suspect's confusion during the incident.

A two-alarm fire damaged a Dorchester multi-family home, displacing nine residents and causing an estimated $500,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Boston's week starts with warm, sunny weather, highs of 73-77°F, and mild nights. Possible showers and thunderstorms late Tuesday into Wednesday are predicted, with cooler temperatures towards the weekend and chances of rain by Friday.