Boston Mayor Michelle Wu introduces new Disability Data Standards to improve government services for residents with disabilities, developed by the City's Disability Commission and DoIT.

Guatemalan man sentenced to seven months for illegal reentry into the U.S., following his fourth offense and expected to face deportation proceedings after his term.

A 4-year-old autistic girl named Eva was found dead in a neighbor's pool in Sutton after being reported missing, in what authorities believe to be an accident.

Mayor Michelle Wu enhances Boston's city services and transparency with new hires, including Paul Chong as Commissioner of City Records, Grace Jung as Chief of Staff for City Records, and Mia Capone as Director of Parking and Curbside Management.

New Bedford police rescued 21 dogs from poor conditions while investigating drugs at a residence. The tenant, Derrick Ambrose, fled and is wanted for animal cruelty and drug charges.

The Worcester Police Department seeks public assistance in locating missing resident Andrew Benck, last seen July 2nd, focusing efforts around the Green St area.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces a $100,000 grant for 40 local youth sports programs to support Boston Public School students, aimed at reducing financial barriers to sports participation.

A Springfield man received over four years in prison for illegal ammunition possession after being previously convicted of assault and weapon carrying.

A Massachusetts State Trooper arrested JAMAL RODRIGUEZ FRANCIS for multiple offenses including OUI and illegal gun possession during a traffic stop in West Springfield.

Boston residents prepare for severe weather, including thunderstorms and potential flash floods, with a flood watch issued for the area through Saturday evening.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking public assistance to identify a person of interest relating to a June 14 larceny at South Station, where luggage was stolen.

Worcester Police arrested Patrick Butts, seizing multiple drugs and suggesting a distribution operation after executing a search warrant on Elliot St.

Four children at a Massachusetts playground were struck by a falling tree limb, with one trapped until freed by firefighters; injuries were not severe.