Zachary Marshall admits to catalytic converter thefts from over 490 cars in MA and NH, contributing to a 2M loss.

Brighton and Dorchester incidents lead to arrests and weapon recovery, highlighting ongoing issues with narcotics and gun violence.

New England Revolutions planned soccer stadium in Everett is under review by MA legislators, pending DPA status removal.

Massachusetts appoints Colonel Robert Notch as Veteran Advocate, bolstering state support for veterans and their post-service lives.

Worcester retires its mounted police to address staffing shortages, refocuses 160,000 expenditure on hiring and training new officers.

Friends of Hobart Park lead a volunteer tree planting initiative, aiding urban greenery in Brighton and sparking community bonding.

Andover Education Association faces $50,000 fine for defying court order to stop strike, throwing school district into a combative discourse on staff wages.

Hiker stranded with frozen feet in the White Mountains navigates safe descent.Wildlife officials warn of conditions in elevated terrain during winter months.

North Andover approves permit to fly Palestinian flag on town common, sparking mixed reactions. The flag joins the Israeli flag, which has been raised since early October.

Franklin Park Action Plan wins a top award for its landscape architecture, setting an example for community-led urban planning.

Massachusetts lawmakers consider a bill for a four-day workweek aimed at increasing productivity and reducing commute-related pollution.

MBTA bus collides with multiple vehicles in Malden, MA, causing minor injuries and prompting a thorough investigation.

Unlicensed driver Jamal Ramos faces multiple charges after a loaded gun was found in his car while being assisted by an officer on the side of the road.