Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her children, is suing her medical providers for allegedly failing to diagnose and treat her mental health conditions properly.

A Worcester couple was sentenced to 18 years for trafficking a younger family member for sex, using violence and threats, with Moises Soto's history as an MMA fighter highlighted. They advertised the victim online and were ordered to pay restitution.

A water main break in Attleboro, Massachusetts, causes low water pressure and road closures on South Main Street. Repair crews worked overnight in freezing conditions.

New Hampshire woman, Jenna Jerrett, was arrested for DUI and felony reckless conduct after driving the wrong way on I-95.

The Holyoke Police Department reported a narcotics bust on Elm Street, resulting in the arrest of Eric Garcia and the seizure of heroin/fentanyl and cocaine.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu declares a snow emergency ahead of a storm, closing schools and city offices, urging compliance with regulations, and initiating a parking ban.

Massachusetts health officials alert the public about a measles exposure from an out-of-state visitor in Boston and Westborough, emphasizing the importance of vaccination.

Massachusetts RMV reminds residents to get REAL ID ahead of a TSA fee for non-compliant IDs starting February 1, 2026. Over 65% have complied; appointment and document preparation advised.

Extreme cold and heavy snowfall are forecast for Boston, with wind chills as low as -11 and a snowstorm expected to bring up to 16 inches of snow along the coast, prompting residents to prepare and take precautions.

Mayor Michelle Wu launched the Madison Park Co-op Initiative in Boston to offer vocational students from Madison Park Tech Vocational High School paid co-op roles in city departments.

The Boston Police Department alerts public of a surge in early morning commercial burglaries, urging businesses to secure their premises and requesting community help to provide any information.

Massachusetts launches a FAFSA completion data dashboard to help increase college affordability and aid application rates, investing in resources to support students seeking financial aid for education.

Springfield Police arrested a 31-year-old man, Willie Woods Jr., after a disturbance with a firearm. Woods faces multiple charges, including carrying and possessing a high-capacity firearm without a license.