A man was shot and sustained non-life-threatening injuries early Sunday in Boston's Jamaica Plain. He was in a livery vehicle; the shooter fled on foot. No arrests have been made.

Former Boston restaurant owner Patrick Mendoza was re-arrested for cutting his GPS monitor while out on bail for a shooting case. He also made a threatening comment during the arrest.

Boston celebrated AAPI Heritage Month with events focused on literacy and storytelling, involving the Lingzi Foundation and police officers reading to students.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a Honda CRV on I-290 in Worcester, Massachusetts; investigation ongoing.

Boston Police seek public help identifying suspects in a larceny and credit card fraud case after a purse theft in Charlestown led to fraudulent purchases in Cambridge.

Boston is expecting a warm and sunny week with temperatures rising, possibly reaching the 90s by the end of the week, with a slight chance of rain and higher humidity, followed by a cooler weekend.

An armed man in mental distress was safely taken into custody in Stoneham, MA, after a standoff, thanks to the deescalation efforts by local police and SWAT.

Boston Police arrested George Correa for a Back Bay burglary after the homeowner saw him inside her home; officers recovered stolen items and found Correa with drugs.

The Pittsfield Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating missing 14-year-old Victoria Kissoon and urges anyone with information to contact them.

A construction worker fell from a church steeple and was rescued by the Boston Fire Department, who used a high-angle technique to safely lower him to ground.

Boston police are investigating an armed carjacking at New England and Talbot avenues on Saturday evening; the stolen vehicle was later found on Glenway Street, but the suspect remains at large.

Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with Boston Pride attendees, resulting in brief unrest and three arrests. The parade proceeded despite disputes over police presence and political issues.

A 2-year-old boy drowned in an above-ground pool in Brockton, Massachusetts. Despite efforts, he was pronounced dead at Good Samaritan Hospital. Investigations are ongoing by local and state police.