Massachusetts State Police arrested a man in Springfield for firearms and drug offenses after a hit-and-run incident.

A gas leak in Worcester, Massachusetts, prompted evacuations and an emergency response on Park Avenue; the situation was managed with no immediate concern for the surrounding areas.

New Hampshire officials investigate a robocall mimicking President Biden, which discouraged voting in the primary. The AG's office declared it illegal.

An Irish national in Quincy was stopped by police for a traffic violation and found with over $70,000 and suspected stolen jewelry, possibly linked to an "Irish Traveler" scam.

Boston city officials closed a Dunkin' shop due to health violations including rat droppings and sewage leaks.

Springfield Police arrested Austrian Peguese after a traffic stop where he fled and assaulted an officer. A loaded gun and drugs were seized; Peguese faces multiple charges.

Massachusetts awards over $200K in grants to 59 high schools for financial literacy events known as Credit for Life Fairs, aimed at teaching students budgeting and financial planning skills.

Two people died in a car crash in Barrington, RI, with speed possibly being a factor; they were both wearing seatbelts. Police are investigating the incident.

Chicken & Co. opens in North Cambridge, offering Thai chicken dishes, including Khao Man Gai and mango sticky rice, aiming to provide authentic Thai comfort food.

A Lowell man pleaded guilty to unlicensed gun trafficking and lying to obtain firearms, facing up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is set for April 23, 2024.

Boston's Registry Division reports 'Olivia' and 'Liam' as the most popular baby names in 2023, with 'Emma', 'Noah', 'Charlotte', and 'Henry' also trending.

Jocelyn A. DoCouto was fatally shot near her workplace in Pawtucket; Michael J. Fernandes faces charges including domestic murder.

Newton's schools stayed closed due to a continuing teachers' strike, with unresolved contract negotiations between educators and the school committee.