Firefighters in Easton rescued a wheelchair-bound resident from a house fire that displaced 12 people and resulted in the deaths of two pets. The cause is believed to be accidental.

Antisemitic stickers with swastika imagery found in Harvard Square have prompted concerns and investigations by local authorities and denouncement from the Jewish community and organizations.

A Worcester man, Rafael Gonzalez, was arrested after allegedly committing a daylight burglary at a Belmont Street apartment, stealing a laptop and purse, and attempting to evade police.

The Chicopee Housing Authority settled a discrimination lawsuit, agreeing to pay $435,000 in damages and a $25,000 penalty, and will implement new fair housing measures.

Two found dead in a New Hampshire home in a suspected carbon monoxide incident; officials investigate the cause and highlight the importance of detectors.

Mass General Brigham postpones elective surgeries due to a shortage of IV fluids after flood damage to a key supplier's plant following Hurricane Helene.

A man sustained life-threatening injuries after being hit by an MBTA bus in Boston; an investigation is underway and the Boston Police Homicide Unit is involved.

Five individuals were arrested in Lowell for drug and firearms trafficking after a joint police operation led by the Middlesex District Attorney's Office.

Boston Police are seeking to identify a suspect involved in a knife-related incident and vehicle break-in on October 10, 2024, in Roxbury. The suspect fled on a bicycle.

The Boston Police are looking for 16-year-old Collisa Edwards, reported missing from Roxbury since September 27. She's described as a black female with distinctive hair and tattoos, last seen in school attire. Public assistance is requested.

Rafael Garcia-Rey was sentenced to life for murdering Odogwu Ganobi after a traffic altercation in Lowell; his girlfriend, Anastasia Svay, was charged for accepting a bribe to affect her testimony.

A tenant, Leda Nery, is charged with arson after a fire at a Swampscott condo; authorities cited the building’s alarm and sprinkler system for preventing disaster.

A phishing campaign has compromised Massachusetts state employees' payroll info, while officials assess the extent of the breach and work to prevent further attacks.