AG Campbell and nine other attorneys general urge Congress to end an ongoing national energy emergency, asserting America's energy system's strength and criticizing reliance on fossil fuels.

A routine traffic stop in Dracut led to a Lowell man being charged with trafficking cocaine and other offenses after police discovered drugs and cash in his vehicle.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey nominates Andrew Hoffman and Jeannie Rhinehart to the Juvenile Court, emphasizing their commitment to families and the rule of law.

MBTA Mattapan Trolley at Milton Station was evacuated using rafts after flooding, which may be due to the nearby Neponset River overflowing. No injuries were reported.

Over 100 skiers were evacuated from a malfunctioning ski lift at Pats Peak Ski Area, New Hampshire, without injuries. The malfunction was likely caused by strong winds. This follows other recent lift incidents in the state.

The Herb Chambers Companies are being sold to Asbury Automotive Group for $1.34 billion, including 33 dealerships and other assets across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Boston Police arrested four individuals after raiding two Roxbury residences, recovering firearms, drugs, and cash, with charges including firearm and drug offenses.

A three-alarm fire damaged a home in Lawrence, MA, evacuating 18 people and injuring one firefighter. The cause is under investigation but not deemed suspicious.

Surveillance footage at a Revere autobody shop captured a break-in where thieves stole a safe containing $15,000 and valuables. The owner suspects an inside job and hopes the clear footage helps police find the culprits.

The MBTA plans to run four-car trains on the Red Line to retire old cars and improve service frequency for Boston commuters, despite mixed reactions from riders.

The Fitchburg Police are seeking help to find missing 17-year-old Destiney Harris, last seen leaving her home on foot and possibly picked up by a vehicle.

U.S. Airman Nicholas Sweetser, stationed on Cape Cod, was arrested on charges of rape and secretly photographing a nude person following an Air Force report. He's held without bail pending a hearing.

Mass General Brigham doctors rally for union recognition, with around 330 signing union cards, citing unsustainable workloads and poor conditions. The Boston City Council supports their cause, urging MGB to negotiate.