An audit found missteps in the Canton Police handling of Karen Read's case but no conspiracy, with errors in crime scene procedure and interview recording practices noted.

The Plymouth Police Department's weekly report from March 23-29 shows 689 incidents, including 13 arrests and 55 medical/mental checks, reflecting the varied demands on law enforcement.

Boston Police officers engaged with locals over pizza in Jamaica Plain to foster community relations and address concerns in a relaxed setting, thanking partners for the event's success.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's tariffs for potentially raising costs, contrasting his "Liberation Day" claim with fears of economic strain.

An unidentified man died in a car fire in Hanson, Massachusetts, with local and state authorities investigating the incident.

The Massachusetts AG's Office relaunched the REACH program to provide funding for the rehabilitation of distressed properties and expand affordable housing.

Somerville marked 30 years since the unsolved murder of Deanna Cremin, with her family still seeking justice. Her boyfriend, never charged, had walked her partway home. A $70,000 reward is offered for information.

Cambridge Police continue their search for missing Army veteran Mitchel Iviquel, absent since 2020, with no leads on her whereabouts and a plea for public assistance.

This 1879 Colonial home in Newburyport offers a modern-traditional mix with a 4,201-square-foot space, six bedrooms, and an apartment in the basement, priced at $2.194 million.

Thomas N. O'Brien, a real estate developer from HYM Investment Group, will announce his candidacy for Boston's mayoral race, joining other contenders like Josh Kraft.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in a series of Tesla vandalism in Back Bay and Fenway, with incidents occurring on Hemenway and Gainsborough Streets.

Boston faces a wet weekend with showers and highs near 38 degrees, while the region sees a temperature divide, with Connecticut in the 70s and northern areas experiencing wintry conditions.

Regina Henaku was indicted for posing as a caregiver to steal from elderly victims in Massachusetts, with charges including larceny and identity fraud.