Man with prior conviction, Dominic Rezendes, arrested for alleged assault with a firearm, found fleeing by police, and faces multiple charges including unlicensed firearm possession.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration for HUD policy changes that may increase homelessness, arguing the changes lacked congressional approval and could reduce housing funds.

A Lawrence taxi driver, Jose Dolores Batista, was found guilty of drug trafficking, involving meth, fentanyl, and cocaine. The conviction could lead to a 20-year prison sentence and a $1 million fine.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration launched UAP's winter activities, providing adaptive recreational opportunities like skiing and skating for people of all abilities in Massachusetts.

A kitchen fire in Fitchburg displaced four residents and sent one to the hospital. Firefighters contained the blaze; the Red Cross and Salvation Army are aiding those affected.

Boston Police appeal for information on an armed robbery in Dorchester on November 4, where a victim was robbed at knifepoint and assaulted with a car.

The Boston Globe reviewed "A Sherlock Carol," a play blending Sherlock Holmes with Ebenezer Scrooge, noting its fast pace and packed script but praising the performances.

The Worcester Police are searching for missing teenager Emily Adusei and have used Facebook to request public help in finding her since November 14, 2025.

A Plymouth man dies in a motorcycle-pickup truck crash in Kingston; road closed for hours, police investigating.

Governor Healey commended the near completion of the NECEC transmission line, expected to lower Massachusetts energy bills by $50M annually and deliver 1.2GW of hydropower from Québec.

Boston Police respond to shoplifting at Lululemon, arresting one adult and issuing summonses to five juveniles.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirms the 29th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to start the holiday season with tree lighting and Santa visits across 16 neighborhoods.

The Southborough Police arrested four people during a hotel sweep, two facing drug-related charges, in an effort to address local drug activity and serve outstanding warrants.