A man was found dead in a Medway park after being reported missing; police investigate the unattended death with no immediate details on cause or public threat.

A significant fire at a Roxbury trash transfer station prompted firefighters to tackle it externally due to safety concerns; the fire reached a 6th alarm, with mutual aid requested.

The Waltham Police seek help finding missing 15-year-old Marjorie Corado-Quelex, last seen wearing a black sweater and blue jeans with black and red hair.

Boston City Council voted to declare the city a sanctuary for transgender and LGBTQIA2S+ residents, opposing recent executive orders challenging their rights.

Boston law enforcement dismantled a suspected drug ring, seizing drugs, cash, and vehicles, and charging four individuals with trafficking-related crimes.

New Hampshire raw milk from Brookvale Pines Farm is not being sold due to potential Listeria contamination, and health officials advise against consumption.

Madeleine's Candy Shop in Boston's South End, known for Swedish candies, is gaining popularity thanks to social media buzz and a diverse global selection. Owner Madeleine Brason's career shift from STEM to candy has been met with unexpected success.

A Springfield man, Pedro Deleon, has been federally indicted for cocaine distribution and firearms offences, facing potentially a life sentence if convicted.

Lance Burke was convicted of first-degree murder in Massachusetts for the 2018 shooting of David Green Jr. in Pittsfield. He faces a life sentence without parole.

Damien Knighton, an ex-Boston medical worker, was sentenced to 9-12 years in prison for indecent assault on multiple patients, with subsequent probation and a ban on medical work in Massachusetts.

TD Bank is closing 38 branches including six in Massachusetts as part of a strategy to optimize their mix of physical locations and digital services, amidst recent challenges including a $3 billion fine for monitoring failures.

Police in Wilmington issued an alert for missing 58-year-old Stephen J. Emery and urge the community to help locate him by providing information to the authorities.

Boston Police's 'Teach Me to Fish' culinary program for youth resumes in-person at the Condon Community Center, aiming to build skills and strengthen community ties.