Authorities confirmed that Olivia Colby, a 27-year-old woman from Westborough missing since March 14, was found dead, with no signs of anything suspicious.

Springfield Police arrested Brayan Torres-Tapia for allegedly trying to entice a minor online; he’s since posted bail and faces legal scrutiny regarding his residency status.

A federal appeals court has ordered an investigation into potential juror bias in Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial.

The last Friendly's restaurant within Route 128 has closed at Logan Airport, leaving fans without their local spot for Fribble milkshakes and Big Beef® Burgers.

Boston has launched the 2024 futureBOS Summer Youth Employment Program to connect 14-24-year-olds with various job opportunities, backed by an $18.7 million investment.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking a suspect for an assault on a Red Line train in Boston, asking the public for help in identifying an individual linked to the March 14 incident.

The Boston Police seek public assistance to identify suspects in a South Boston assault case, providing descriptions and urging witnesses to contact them or use anonymous tip lines.

The Boston Police Department teamed up with AT&T to teach cyber security to seniors in Mattapan to help prevent scams and promote safe cell phone use.

Worcester Police arrested 20-year-old Devonta Berry after a foot chase, finding him with an unlicensed handgun. He faces multiple firearm charges in addition to existing warrants.

A 26-year-old male was arrested by Worcester Police for a shooting on East Central St, facing charges including Armed Assault with Intent to Murder. The victim survived, and the suspect, Daraye Young, was apprehended after an investigation.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 celebrated St. Paddy's Day with seniors, strengthening community relations with music, raffles, and a corned beef meal at West Roxbury Senior Center.

Alfeu Barbosa has been convicted of a series of violent spa robberies in Boston, where he and his accomplices assaulted and duct-taped workers, continuing his history of violent crimes.

Jacob Parlin, of Maine, received a 12-year prison sentence for his role in a meth trafficking ring, after a federal jury found him guilty last November.