Holyoke Police arrested a suspect for a non-fatal shooting thanks to the Detective Bureau's efforts and video footage, with Victor Manuel-Pirela facing multiple charges.

The MBTA's Green Line in Boston is reducing train services to install a new safety system aiming to prevent accidents and maintain speed restrictions.

Boston Police engaged with the community at Holy Name School's Field Day, featuring K-9 demonstrations and ice cream.

Boston hires a law firm for an inquiry into allegations of misconduct by aide Segun Idowu, involving unwarranted sexual advances. An altercation linked to the claims resulted in the arrest of two city staffers.

A fishing vessel, Seahorse, with two dead, was found off Cape Cod after a missing report. The community mourns the loss of Captain Shawn Arsenault and his girlfriend, Felicia Daley. An investigation is ongoing.

Brockton driving school owner pleads guilty to bribing RMV examiner, faces up to 20 years in prison and fines for fraud charges, with sentencing scheduled for September 2025.

Two men were arrested in Milford, MA, on multiple charges including armed robbery and possession of a large quantity of rifle ammunition. Inter-agency cooperation led to the arrest.

Harvard University may face a sanctions investigation led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio for potentially violating federal sanctions during a health insurance conference in China.

Boston's Mayor Wu confronts ICE over arrest tactics, signing an order for arrest details and criticizing aggressive methods, while local volunteers warn of raids, and Trump remains committed to immigration removals.

Massachusetts' millionaire surtax may generate $3 billion for the state budget, surpassing expectations and providing significant funds for education and transportation.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stands firm after firing city employees implicated in domestic violence, amidst claims of abuse of power and wrongful termination.

Boston Police District E-5 hosted a community meet-and-greet at a local gym to improve relations with residents, featuring a comfort dog and ice cream truck.

Marwa Khudaynazar claims she was fired from Boston City Hall to protect an official from a scandal after she refused his sexual advances. Both she and her boyfriend, also a former city employee, deny charges of domestic assault and battery.