AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins a coalition to challenge a Trump Executive Order affecting libraries and museums, alleging it jeopardizes their funding and services.

Legacy Place in Dedham will introduce five new businesses including Aritzia, [solidcore], Brave Daughters, Anna's Taqueria, and Mecha Noodle Bar by 2025.

A $4 million lottery prize from a scratch ticket sold in Woburn, MA, has been claimed by the Pyrrhic Funding Trust, with a $2.6 million lump sum taken home.

Two Connecticut women pleaded not guilty to charges of organized retail theft at a Massachusetts Old Navy. They are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of items.

Boston's Seaport district Intercontinental Boston condo is listed, featuring luxury amenities, two bedrooms, hotel services, and city views. Listed by Jeffrey Goldman and priced including fees and taxes.

A suspect was arrested for a carjacking in Worcester after a response from multiple police departments; he had feigned having a gun to steal a car, which was later found abandoned.

Massachusetts State Police Air Wing located a missing 87-year-old man with Alzheimer's using infrared and heat-seeking technology, demonstrating effective collaboration between technology and ground units.

Massachusetts businesses prepare for economic challenges due to President Trump's new tariffs, which are expected to increase costs of imported goods, impacting various industries and possibly leading to higher consumer prices and economic downturn.

One person died in a car crash on Route 6 in Harwich, Massachusetts, where traffic was shut down for hours during investigation. The identity of the victim and crash details remain undisclosed.

Temple Etz Chaim in Franklin, MA, was defaced with anti-Semitic vandalism; a nearby sidewalk was also marked with a swastika. Police are investigating the incidents.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts proposes a $1.3 billion budget to boost education and transportation, despite reduced federal funding.

The Fall River Police Department arrested six people and seized firearms and cocaine during a bust targeting repeat violent offenders on April 3, 2025.

A Leominster man was indicted on involuntary manslaughter charges relating to a 2024 fatal overdose in Fitchburg, with his case moving to Worcester Superior Court.