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Vermont State Police said Paul Williams, 47, was driving on a criminally suspended license and had violated his conditions of release when troopers pulled him over on Route 110.
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The Mission Hill Pathway project will turn vacant city-owned land into homes for moderate-income first-time buyers, along with gardens, public open space and small-business storefronts.
Vermont State Police say Benjamin Nault, 37, hit a parked car and the front porch of a home on Route 109, then drove off before troopers found him nearby.
Vermont State Police said troopers called to a car circling a hardware store parking lot found the driver impaired, driving on a criminally suspended license and giving them false information.
Boston police said officers chased a man through several Dorchester backyards after a report that he had pulled a gun from a laundry bag, then found a loaded Glock with a police dog's help.
Boston housing officials and the nonprofit developer Urban Edge marked the opening of 59 Bartlett Station, the latest building in a redevelopment that grew out of a Roxbury neighborhood plan.
The grants, the last from a 2024 housing bond, will help build 207 homes, 161 of them directly funded and priced below $400,000, state officials said.
A federal court in Massachusetts struck down the definition in a lawsuit brought by a coalition of states, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong's office said Thursday.
The U.S. attorney's office in New Hampshire said a federal prosecutor will take Election Day complaints, and Justice Department monitors will check compliance with federal voter registration and eligibility laws at polling places.
Rhode Island health and environmental officials say swimming, fishing, boating and kayaking on the Providence lake are high-risk because of a blue-green algae bloom.
Three county commissioners now have the final word on the county budget. Supporters of a change told the Select Board they want feedback from every town before anything goes to Augusta.
Republican Ryan Fazio pressed the governor on his eight-year record on property taxes and electric bills, while Gov. Ned Lamont said his challenger never stands up to President Trump.