Boston Police Department hosts 'Coffee with a Cop' at Quincy Market on January 30, 2025, for community engagement.

A $6.13 million Megabucks jackpot was won by a ticket purchased at Rockland Liquors in Massachusetts, marking the fifth win since the game's redesign in November 2023.

Boston Police are searching for Jasmine Lopez-Rosas, a missing 15-year-old from Roxbury, and are asking for the public's help. She was last seen on January 9 leaving school in Brighton.

Five people were injured when a building under construction collapsed in Weymouth, Massachusetts; one person was critically hurt and trapped. The incident, potentially related to strong winds, is under investigation.

Two New Bedford men, Coakley and Medeiros, were detained for a drug deal in the city, with Coakley facing multiple drug charges and Medeiros charged with possession.

Boston Parks and Recreation Department offers free activities during February school vacation, including sports clinics, a snowshoeing safari, animal meet-and-greets, and a children's festival.

Holyoke Police Chief reports two arrests and the seizure of an illegal firearm following a disturbance call. Officers praised for de-escalating the situation and community safety emphasis.

A man in Manchester, NH charged with identity fraud and sexual assault of a child was found using a stolen identity for over a decade. His true identity remains unknown.

Hector Navarro was arrested in Springfield for carrying an illegal firearm and cocaine after a traffic stop by police near Mulberry and Maple Streets.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and other mayors are called to testify in Congress on their cities' sanctuary policies amid GOP scrutiny and federal immigration law compliance concerns.

Jennifer Poulin, 37, drove under the influence, hit a police officer, vehicles, and a building in Springfield; charged with various offenses including assault and OUI-drugs.

Springfield Police arrested a man following a ShotSpotter alert for a recent shooting, using city cameras and rapid response to seize a loaded firearm and charge the suspect with multiple felonies.

A fire in Randolph, MA, believed to have started in the heating system, rendered a home uninhabitable and left five people homeless. No injuries were reported.