A Maynard man was arrested for assault to murder and other charges after a standoff involving firearm threats and physical assault against an elderly resident.

Webster and Dudley Police Departments collaborated to search for a missing woman who was found immobile on a trail, using drones and ground efforts, before rescuing her in cold temperatures.

John Lengyel was arrested by Fall River Police for a January 11 break-in at Fiesta Mexican Restaurant after being identified from surveillance footage.

A Hopkinton man, Christopher Dellelo, was charged with theft using a "skip-scan" method at a Milford Target, identified after an investigation into 12 incidents from August 2025.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues nine towns for not complying with a law mandating multi-family housing in MBTA-served areas to address the state's housing crisis.

The Boston Police Department participated in the 10th Annual BFit Challenge, a charity event for first responders and military personnel, promoting fitness and solidarity.

A Wareham man was arrested for cocaine trafficking and possession with intent to distribute after police executed search warrants, seizing cocaine and drug paraphernalia. The Police Chief praised the operation.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public assistance to find Johan Sosa, who has gone missing from Lawrence. They shared a photo on Facebook with no suspicion of danger.

Boston is experiencing intense cold with temperatures and wind chills dropping well below freezing. The forecast includes a possibility of snow over the weekend and concerns about a potential major storm and coastal flooding.

Massachusetts's Healey-Driscoll Administration has allocated $120,000 in TAG grants to local environmental projects for public involvement in site cleanups.

Boston Police seek public help to identify two suspects in a breaking and entering at an EMS bay on Dorchester Avenue, providing suspect descriptions and witness anonymity.

The Boston Fire Department contained a fire in a Dorchester home, displacing seven residents and one dog, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Boston anticipates its heaviest snowfall in years with up to 25 inches expected, causing potential travel hazards and a significant disruption to normal life.