Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect from a March 12 assault and battery at Brighton YMCA, providing a description and ways to anonymously submit tips.

Boston Police seek public's help to identify suspects in an armed robbery in Roxbury, involving the theft of a scooter.

The Burlington Police Department is requesting public help to identify two suspects involved in stealing $9,000 worth of sunglasses from a mall store.

Jonathan Poirier pleads not guilty to the murder of missing man Austin Schepper, with the case now under prosecution.

A trailer with two vehicles overturned on I-290 near Worcester; the driver is missing, and state police are investigating the cause of the early morning accident. Traffic was impacted, but no injuries were reported.

A girl in Brockton, MA, admitted to fabricating an attempted kidnapping story, prompting police to declare the report as false and consider charges for the false report.

The South Boston St. Patrick's Day parade start time has shifted to 11:30 a.m. from 1 p.m., aiming for a more family-friendly event, with enhanced public safety and reduced revelry following last year's chaotic celebrations.

An Allston man was charged with trafficking methamphetamine and other drugs, with potential penalties including 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell secured a temporary restraining order against the Trump Administration's cut of teacher preparation grants, reinstating over $6 million for local programs.

UMass Amherst's "Blarney Blowout" resulted in 29 arrests and 23 hospitalizations due to excessive drinking, despite efforts to offer safer university-sanctioned activities.

Four Brazilian nationals were arrested in Massachusetts for allegedly running an illegal prescription drug ring, facing charges that may lead to imprisonment, fines, and deportation.

Woman attacked at St. John’s Cemetery in New Bedford; police seek suspect after assailant punched and attempted to rob Jessica Blanchard while she visited her grandparents’ grave. Local anxiety rises; no arrests made yet.

The Everett City Council voted no confidence in Mayor Carlo DeMaria following revelations of overpaid longevity bonuses, a decision driven by an investigation showing he improperly gained $180,000 and concealed the payments.