Roche Bros. supermarket chain has agreed to pay $40,000 and adopt new security policies in response to allegations of racial profiling at their downtown Boston store. The company promises proactive implementation of policies, trainings, and procedures to create a more inclusive and secure store environment.

On October 2nd, 2023, a man was indicted on multiple charges in connection with a fatal shooting that took place in Myles Standish State Forest.

A concerned neighbor's report led to the arrest of a local man with a defaced loaded firearm in New Bedford.

As the investigation into the Lakeville police shooting unfolds and how it impacts the people and police involved.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu endorses labor attorney Benjamin Weber in the District 6 city council race, marking her fourth endorsement this election season and a potential shift in her strategy for building connections within city politics.

A recent arrest made in connection to the Ames Street shooting ignites a closer examination of the impact of gun violence on affected communities.

Boston's initiative to address liquor license inequity stirs debate, as the Mayor and city councilors call for 250 additional licenses in underserved neighborhoods over the next five years.

Worcester Police Vice Squad officers recently executed a search warrant, leading to the arrest of a man on charges of drug trafficking.

Boston secures over $5 million in grant funding to continue boosting digital equity.

The father of two children injured in a Boston shooting appeals to the community for an end to senseless violence.

A Boston man has been sentenced for his role in extensive online fraud schemes, with around 30 victims losing over $1.3 million.

In the early hours of October 2, 2023, an armed robbery occurred in downtown Boston.

On International Wrongful Conviction Day, Edward Wright seeks a new trial for a 1985 murder conviction, while Massachusetts exonerees push for increased compensation and support for the wrongfully convicted.