Two Massachusetts men were arrested on charges of mailbox bombings across four towns last month, facing counts of possession and placement of destructive devices.

The Boston Police are seeking help to identify a suspect involved in a car break-in in Roxbury, described as a black male with dreadlocks riding a red bike.

A Chatham man, Gregory Manning, was sentenced for insider trading involving a tip about a company acquisition. He must pay $20,000 and serve three months of home detention.

The U.S. military community honors two fallen Navy SEALs who died during a covert operation off Somalia's coast. The two have ties to the Dallas & Springfield areas, as well as Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC.

The release of correspondence shows tension between federal authorities and the Norfolk DA's Office over the murder case of Karen Read, with concerns about federal subpoenas of state witnesses.

The Doobie Brothers announce a 2024 US tour with stops in 38 cities, featuring guests like Robert Cray and Steve Winwood. Tickets go on sale January 26.

Four individuals were arrested by Everett Police for an armed assault and robbery on Morris Street, involving a gun, machetes, and bats. The suspects, including one adult and three juveniles, face pending charges.

Boston Police Department's B-3 Unit met with clergy in Mattapan to discuss joint initiatives under the Faith & Blue program, aimed at strengthening police-community ties.

Massachusetts Senate passed a bill to legalize fentanyl test strips to reduce overdose deaths. These strips will allow users to detect fentanyl in drugs, addressing the state's overdose crisis.

Officials suspect arson in a fire that broke out in a Framingham apartment complex, causing lobby damage and hospitalizing four people for precaution.

Massachusetts Governor Healey's administration has granted $13.1 million to expand pre-K across 21 school districts, supporting an additional 2,456 seats as part of the Commonwealth Preschool Partnership Initiative.

Massachusetts's Ballot Commission ruled unanimously that Trump will remain on the GOP primary ballot, rejecting claims of ineligibility due to the January 6 insurrection.

Boston firefighters quickly put out a fire at 144 Dudley Street in Roxbury, containing it to the third floor with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.