Officers from Boston's Roxbury District arrested Samuel Rodriguez for carrying a firearm and crack cocaine during a drug operation in Nubian Square. Another individual will be charged with drug distribution.

Massachusetts Governor Healey signed the FutureTech Act, allocating $1.23 billion to modernize IT across state government, with extra funds for cybersecurity and AI investments.

Two young adults from Duxbury died in a car crash on I-89 in Vermont, where their vehicle caught fire. Speed is suspected to be a factor. Investigation ongoing.

One person died and five were displaced after a fire in a Webster multi-family home on Saturday night. Fire crews responded and performed a rescue, but the trapped man died after being taken to a hospital. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Boston teens visited Auschwitz Exhibition with Boston Police D-14 Community Service Office's support, fostering historical education and community engagement.

Historical mill building in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, dating back to 1902 and previously used as a chemical plant, was destroyed by fire. No injuries reported, cause unknown.

The Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk County launched an online database archiving single justice decisions, enhancing legal transparency and accessibility.

Worcester PD arrested Jose Davila-Pizzaro for distributing crack cocaine and possessing Fentanyl on Main Street after observing him in a drug transaction.

A man was arrested in Dorchester, Boston, for firearm offenses following a traffic stop. Police recovered a stolen gun from the vehicle during the incident.

Following reports of gunfire on Putnam Avenue, Cambridge Police have found no evidence of shots or victims but continue to investigate and seek public assistance.

The Lynn Police are seeking the public's assistance in finding 17-year-old Brian Lopez, last seen on July 26, focusing on Lynn Woods where he frequently visits.

Boston Police detained two juveniles and seized a loaded "ghost gun" after a disturbance at a Roxbury basketball event.

Campers from South Boston Catholic Academy visited the District C-6 police station, engaging with officers and learning about law enforcement through hands-on experiences.