Juan Carlos Torres was arraigned for a fatal arson that occurred in October 2023 in Springfield, resulting in the death of Janayrah Rivera. He faces murder and arson charges.

The Boston Police Department thanked community members for signing up for the Civil Service Exam at recruitment events, which included discussions on law enforcement careers.

Springfield Police seek public help to find 16-year-old runaway Anjalisa Rodriguez, who may be near Kimberly Ave., Wayne Street, or West Alvord Street. She is 4'11", 90 lbs, with an "A" tattooed on her hand.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking the public's help in finding missing 14-year-old Fabian Colon-Ortiz, who disappeared after being dropped off at North High School.

Katy Perry announces her 2025 "Lifetimes Tour", starting May 7 with tickets on sale from January 31, featuring music from her "143" album and classic hits.

Scaffolding at a Quincy construction site collapsed, prompting an emergency response; all workers are accounted for with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the cause.

The Beverly Fire Department quickly responded to a car fire that spread to two apartment buildings, displacing over a dozen residents. No injuries were reported, but four apartments were left uninhabitable.

Keith Lockhart celebrates his 30th anniversary with the Boston Pops, featuring Cynthia Erivo's debut on May 8. Despite his tenure, Lockhart emphasizes the music over his personal milestone.

Josh Kraft, son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has filed to run for Mayor of Boston, challenging incumbent Mayor Michelle Wu. He's known for charity work and aligns as a Democrat.

A two-alarm fire at a Cambridge residence drew 75 firefighters; no life-threatening injuries occurred, and various units—including neighboring cities—aided in the response.

Boston Police executed a search warrant in Dorchester, seizing a firearm, cocaine, and drug paraphernalia; Barkley Lamour, 30, faces multiple charges.

Governor Healey's administration proposes a $1.5 billion investment over five years to enhance Massachusetts' local roads and bridges, a 50% funding increase.

Eduardo Mendez is convicted of a 1994 aggravated rape in Massachusetts after DNA from an untested rape kit linked him to the crime.