Massachusetts police arrested two men, seizing large quantities of drugs in East Boston, following observations of suspicious behavior leading to a vehicle search.

A Massachusetts businessman was sentenced for misuse of COVID-19 relief funds, receiving two years of supervised release and ordered to repay $179,090.

A 16-year-old was attacked by a classmate at Chelsea High School, leaving her with a concussion and injuries, while the district and police are investigating.

Springfield Police arrested Isaiah Lewis while he attempted to locate an officer involved in his brother's fatal shooting. He carried a loaded gun and had an officer's address when arrested. Charged with several offenses, he's held without bail.

A replica gun caused a scare at a Plymouth school, swiftly handled by MAP Academy staff. The incident led to potential charges under Massachusetts law, with police urging discussions about replica firearms dangers.

A Roxbury man pleaded guilty to his role in a drug conspiracy and awaits sentencing on April 10, 2025, facing up to 20 years of imprisonment and a $1 million fine.

Boston braces for severe cold with wind chill in the single digits and possible light snow, while NBC Boston warns of potential power outages due to strong winds.

A man in Grove Hall, Boston, was arrested for firearm and drug charges following a police operation responding to local drug activity and illicit cigarette sales complaints.

A Worcester man was arrested in connection with the death of another man found in Hubbardston, facing multiple charges including armed assault with intent to kill.

Massachusetts business owner Kenneth Marston was sentenced to prison for a tax fraud scheme involving failure to pay over $1 million in employment taxes.

The Boston Police Department held a recruitment event at Quincy Market to attract new officers and explain the Civil Service Exam process. The initiative focuses on community policing and diversity in the force.

A fire in a Fitchburg apartment building led to the evacuation of 20 residents early Sunday, with one hospitalized for minor injuries. The cause is under investigation.

A car accident on the F.E. Everett Turnpike in Merrimack caused a two-hour closure of the northbound lanes after a Honda Accord veered off the road. The driver, Michael Ruiz, was cited for reckless driving and sustained serious injuries.