A former Fall River police officer was convicted of assaulting a detainee and filing false reports in 2020. He faces sentencing on April 24, 2024, with potential prison time and fines.

Teachers at Brockton High School report a rise in violence causing stress and anxiety, while staff and students express concerns about safety and lack of resources.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell joins a 24-state coalition opposing restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone, challenging a Fifth Circuit Court ruling.

A restored Tudor home in Newton, Massachusetts is on sale for $3.25 million featuring modern amenities, historic charm, and a landscaped half-acre lot.

A missing 12-year-old was found safe in Auburn thanks to the search efforts of police officers and a K9 named Biza, who tracked the child over two miles.

Boston's Green Line gets whimsical station names like "Screech from the Heavens" in a fundraiser by the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center, raising curiosity and funds.

Jamie Bissonnette is opening Somaek, Temple Records, and Sushi @ Temple Records in Downtown Crossing, Boston in March, offering Korean cuisine, a vinyl bar, and sushi.

Quenty Ogando received a 12-year prison sentence for running a fentanyl trafficking operation in Boston and will have five years of supervised release afterwards.

A Canton man receives a 15-year sentence for sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl, after coercing her into prostitution and profiting from the exploitation.

Boston driving instructor Ngan Dinh agrees to plead guilty to paying a RMV examiner for false passing of applicants; could face up to 20 years in prison.

Boston Police Commissioner, officers, and supporters participated in the BFit Challenge at TD Garden, raising nearly $900,000 for military and emergency services charities.

The Cape Codder Resort & Spa is becoming Margaritaville Resort Cape Cod after a $30 million renovation, featuring amenities and a tropical theme inspired by Jimmy Buffett. Existing reservations will be honored.

Tom Brady merges his TB12 and Brady Brand with NoBull, post-retirement, marking a significant step in entrepreneurial ventures and positioning him as a key figure in athletic wellness.