The Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year Parade in Cambridge may cause traffic delays in Harvard Square, with an official advisory recommending detours around the event area.

Police search for missing elderly man, Eugene W. Burroughs, in Milton, NH, with a Silver Alert issued. He requires medication and there are concerns due to cold weather.

Demonstrators gathered at the Canton Police Department on the anniversary of Sandra Birchmore's death, demanding justice and accountability for the tragedy.

Former theater teacher Holly Fougere was arrested on charges of embezzlement, facing accusations of theft and forgery related to school funds in New Hampshire.

Governor Maura Healey warns that new Trump tariffs will hike prices for Massachusetts residents on essentials like groceries, clothing, and construction materials, with serious implications for the state's industries and economy.

The Essex County DA dropped charges against Zeneyda Barrera, halting prosecution and underlining the focus on rehabilitation for youth through diversion programs.

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.