Four Boston-area men were arrested for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs, facing up to 20 years in prison. Authorities seized 30,000 fentanyl pills and 500 grams of powdered fentanyl.

Boston Police retrieved firearms and cash after a high-speed chase initiated by a report of a suspicious gathering.

The Boston Police celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, praising the Hispanic community's traditions and contributions, and aim to reflect diversity within their ranks.

One man died and a woman sustained critical injuries in a stabbing incident in Milford, MA. The police are investigating with no immediate threat to public safety reported.

Jakeem Hanson was arrested in Dorchester on firearm and drug charges after fleeing police, who recovered a gun and crack cocaine. He had four active warrants at the time of his arrest.

Springfield Police arrested Precious Garrett after a fatal collision between a car and a motorcycle at Page Blvd and Rocus St.

Boston City Council declares September Hunger Action Month and September 10 as Hunger Action Day to address local food insecurity and support anti-hunger efforts.

A New York man charged with defrauding a sick veteran from Everett of $20,000, faces multiple larceny charges.

Former Virginia correctional officer Kenneth J. Owen pleads guilty to smuggling drugs into a prison and to money laundering, faces potential 40 years imprisonment.

Governor Healey appoints Worcester City Manager Eric Batista to the MassDOT Board, highlighting his experience in urban planning and commitment to community service.

Boston police arrested Paulino Rosa, 19, on firearm charges after finding a gun during a Mattapan traffic stop.

Melissa Pullin has been appointed as the new Chief Human Resources Officer for the Massachusetts Human Resources Division, having served as Interim Chief prior.

A man set himself on fire outside the Boston Four Seasons hotel; despite efforts by bystanders to help, he sustained serious injuries. His motive is unclear, and police are investigating.