A 2023 Honda crashed onto MBTA tracks on Commonwealth Ave, causing early morning service delays; the driver, who fled and faces charges, is being sought by the transit police.

A court upheld a ruling that Aquinnah Select Board member Gary Haley violated conflict of interest laws by billing the town $17,445 without formal approval.

A UMass Amherst study found that poor road conditions in Massachusetts' disadvantaged areas cause higher fuel consumption, disproportionately affecting these communities financially.

Officials search for a man seen struggling in the Charles River near the Longfellow Bridge, with police and dive teams involved in the ongoing rescue operation.

Star witness Kayla Montgomery testifies against Adam Montgomery, who faces second-degree murder charges for the alleged 2019 killing of his daughter Harmony.

Boston Police arrest a 41-year-old man in Dorchester for distributing crack cocaine, responding to community complaints.

Jay Peak Resort fired five employees for wearing Nazi paraphernalia and saluting at a party, and these J-1 Visa holders from Peru were sent home shortly thereafter.

A toddler was hospitalized and a Framingham apartment complex was evacuated due to high carbon monoxide from a faulty exhaust pipe. Residents returned home later without utilities.

A bread truck driver in Hingham, MA, crashed into a utility pole and was cited for negligent operation and failing to stay within marked lanes, possibly due to falling asleep at the wheel.

Two suspects were arrested in Worcester for multiple paintball attacks on pedestrians. Police apprehended a 16-year-old and 19-year-old David Asemani after a BOLO alert. They face Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon charges.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts recovered over $90 million in FY 2023, with funds going to crime victims and the federal government.

Boston is experiencing unusually warm weather for February with a high of 62 degrees and the potential for temporary showers, followed by a forecasted coastal storm early next week.

Sgt. Timothy Brennan was fired by the Hopkinton Select Board for not reporting child rape claims against a colleague.