Two men were arrested after a violent incident outside Boston's MGM Music Hall, one assaulting an officer and trying to disarm him, the other tasered for resisting arrest.

A fire injured two and displaced 18 people and pets in a Dorchester triple-decker, with the Boston Fire Department fighting the blaze on Beckett Street.

The MBTA partners with STX Group in a sustainability initiative, participating in the Federal Renewable Fuel Standard Program to blend RNG with CNG in their buses and expecting $4 million in revenues over five years.

Cambridge and Transition House will hold a vigil on October 8 to honor domestic violence victims, with resources and the Silent Witness Exhibit on display.

The Yankees restricted playoff ticket sales to local fans, excluding those from New England states, sparking controversy among Red Sox supporters. Fans can still buy from the secondary market.

Massachusetts police operations led to multiple arrests and narcotics seizures, with significant drug quantities confiscated by Everett PD and regional forces.

The Cambridge CLC launched a program, Career Connections, to help locals with professional development, including support services and skill-building classes.

Malachi Williams was arrested in Springfield on multiple charges, including firearm offenses and an attempted assault. He had evaded police by cutting off his GPS ankle bracelet.

Michael Diaz, 22, is charged with drug trafficking following a multi-departmental operation led by Winthrop, Everett, and Revere Police. He's accused of distributing crack cocaine and fentanyl.

Boston Police D-4 officers joined Claremont residents in 'Operation Safe Alley,' a community cleanup and engagement event, enhancing neighborhood safety and communication.

The Boston Police Department seeks public help to identify suspects in a Roxbury armed robbery and assures tipster anonymity through various channels.

Newton psychologist Eric Brown has agreed to plead guilty to fraud and money laundering, facing up to 30 years in prison and fines for wire fraud and conducting an illegal money transaction.

Massachusetts SJC updates Rule 3:03 on law student practice, effective August 1, 2026, aiming to enhance real-world experience for students and graduates.