Plymouth Police reported 681 incidents in a week, including 8 arrests and 21 motor vehicle accidents, showcasing their engagement in community safety and maintenance of order.

Colossal Biosciences claims the birth of two dire wolves, marking a de-extinction milestone using CRISPR. Critics and ethicists question the authenticity of such efforts, debating the ecological and ethical implications.

MassDOT begins the $15.6 million Boston Road Rehabilitation Project in Westford to enhance safety and accessibility, including bike lanes, sidewalks, and signal updates, with a 2027 completion goal.

Canadian hiker William Tessier was rescued after a serious fall on Mount Washington, NH, with a team effort overcoming icy, high winds to provide medical aid and evacuation.

Milton police arrested three individuals for a series of mail thefts, finding around 300 stolen letters after a successful sting operation and foot chase involving state police K9 units.

Lowell Police and NEMLEC SWAT conducted a raid in Lower Belvidere, arresting a male and seizing guns, drugs, and cash. The individual faces multiple charges.

Boston Police Department initiates all-female Taekwondo program for empowerment and community engagement in Dorchester.

Yvonne Ngoiri was sentenced to life with parole eligibility after 20 years, having pled guilty to murder and arson that resulted in four deaths and damage in Worcester.

Shrewsbury Police arrested a man after a chase and crash, finding stolen goods in his U-Haul. He faces multiple charges, including assault with a dangerous weapon.

Boston Police issued a missing person alert for 14-year-old Madisyn Hearns of Roxbury, last seen on April 2, 2025. Authorities seek information on her whereabouts.

Weymouth detectives arrested two suspects for shoplifting over $1,500 in goods from a local supermarket, with ongoing investigations possibly leading to more charges.

Joseph Cappuccio celebrated his 100th birthday with his Roslindale community, joined by Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox for a police station celebration.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 681 incidents, 8 arrests, and 15 criminal complaints from March 30 to April 5, also responding to 21 car accidents and conducting 81 traffic stops.