Boston ferry services may face delays due to a humpback whale in the harbor, as announced by the MBTA and highlighted by concerns for the whale's safety amid boat traffic.

ERO Boston detained Colombian national Elkin Yarce-Munera for domestic assault convictions and ICE highlights the importance of immigration detainers in public safety.

A Lowell woman received a 21-month prison sentence for her role in drug distribution and money laundering related to smuggling drugs into a Virginia prison.

A stabbing occurred in Boston's Downtown Crossing, leading to the arrest of Calvin Spencer on assault charges. The victim, initially critical, is now expected to survive. Police seek information from the public.

The weather in Boston varies with sunshine, thunderstorms, and fog; with highs in the low 80s and evenings cooler. Showers might return early next week. Beachgoers warned of rough surf from Tropical Storm Ernesto.

A fire in a Chelsea apartment building displaced 50 people and sent one to the hospital. Firefighters controlled the blaze after several hours. The cause is under investigation.

The former Foxborough home of ex-Patriot Matt Light, sold for $1,950,000 in November, is back on the market after renovations, drawing interest from current Patriots players.

Keywan Kelly was arrested for armed bank robberies in Massachusetts, with video and fingerprints linking him to the crimes. If convicted, he faces 25 years in prison.

A man from Gilford, N.H. faces charges for evading over $860,000 in taxes by not reporting $3.5 million in income.

Two members of a Massachusetts drug trafficking organization, Christopher Nagle and Isaac Clayton, have been sentenced following guilty pleas on charges involving fentanyl and methamphetamine distribution.

Springfield Police arrested Charles Hayes after a crash, finding an uninsured, unregistered car and that Hayes, a felon, carried a loaded gun without a license.

A man was stabbed near Maverick MBTA Station in East Boston on Tuesday night, but is expected to survive. No arrests have been made; police investigations continue.

The Boston Police Department held a community Field Day in Dorchester with activities and a water balloon fight to engage local youth and foster positive relationships.