A 14-year-old has been arrested for assaulting a man at Back Bay MBTA station during an attempted robbery, with the victim sustaining a forehead laceration.

A propane transport truck crashed at 155 Worcester Street in Grafton; crews are off‑loading the tanker and drivers are asked to avoid the area.

Brighton police arrested a 31-year-old suspect after a brief pursuit and recovered property believed linked to multiple vehicle break‑ins. One officer sustained a non‑life‑threatening arm injury.

A person was struck by gunfire near Main Street Friday evening as Everett and state police canvass video and witness statements. Authorities say the victim declined further treatment.

A judge struck down Malden’s strict cannabis zoning after a five‑year fight, but record sales and price pressure mean an opening won’t be simple. The company can now pursue local permits, but the market has shifted.

Traffic disruptions expected in Downtown Boston due to Red Bull Heavy Metal Finals and Disney On Ice on Saturday; street closures and parking restrictions in place.

Seven alleged Harvard Street Gang affiliates charged with drug trafficking and firearm offenses; over 20 individuals charged since 2019; search warrants reveal drugs, cash, and weapons.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating missing 60-year-old Thomas Healey, who hasn't been in contact with his family for several months.

South Boston will flip its St. Patrick’s Day parade route back to Andrew Square on March 15, restoring an older alignment tied to the 1776 Evacuation Day march.

Massachusetts receives an $18.8 million grant from the NTIA's BEAD program to ensure statewide high-speed broadband access, affecting 251 communities and over 2,500 homes and businesses.

March MBTA service changes to affect Orange, Red, Fitchburg, Haverhill, Lowell, and Newburyport/Rockport lines, with shuttle replacements and extra travel time needed.

A 71-year-old man from Milton was convicted for Medicaid fraud, illegal prescribing, and practicing dentistry without a license, defrauding MassHealth of approximately $245,000.

Officials and the Gloucester fishing community await investigation results of the Lily Jean's sinking, which claimed 7 lives, with a briefing by Gov. Healey and Sen. Tarr to provide updates.