A fire broke out at a Yarmouth home, prompting a swift response from firefighters, with one person rescued in critical condition and two cats found deceased. The cause is under investigation.

Jasdrual Perez from Rhode Island pled guilty to participating in a multi-state fentanyl trafficking conspiracy, facing a mandatory minimum of 10 years to life imprisonment.

MIT researchers created a new method for blood pressure management in critical settings, improving insight into cardiovascular states during surgeries and intensive care.

Boston Police enhanced safety and engaged with the community during the Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts Parade, embracing cultural traditions and diversity.

The Boston Police Department held a "Coffee with a Cop" event in Charlestown to improve relations with locals, featuring informal chats about community safety and daily policing experiences.

A man was arrested for a lewd act on the MBTA Green Line after exposing himself and targeting a woman. The MBTA Transit Police apprehended him at Park Street Station.

Two Fresno men were arrested in Massachusetts, facing charges for allegedly trafficking 65 pounds of methamphetamine and possessing over $10 million worth of cocaine.

A man was arrested for a non-fatal shooting in Dorchester, with victim hospitalized but stable; the suspect faces multiple charges and awaits arraignment.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Boston with high temperatures and humidity, advising residents to stay indoors and hydrated.

Two individuals were arrested in relation to a downtown Boston shooting, facing multiple charges including assault with intent to murder and firearm offenses.

Former New Hampshire attorney Justin P. Nadeau charged with various offenses, including theft and forgery, involving exploitation of an impaired client.

A homeowner in Gloucester was hospitalized after a fire and explosions destroyed their garage while leaving the main house with smoke damage. The cause of the fire might be related to welding.

Emanuel Lopes was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for the double murder of a police sergeant and a bystander in Weymouth, 2018.