Massachusetts authorities charged Joshua Rosa-Reyes with multiple firearm offenses after seizing an illegal arsenal, including assault weapons and a ghost gun.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston is advancing a green transportation agenda aimed at enhancing sustainability, safety, and accessibility, including the promotion of transit, walking, and biking over car use.

An older adult died in a Raynham fire, with officials highlighting the absence of working smoke alarms at the scene. Investigations point to an accidental origin, emphasizing the need for fire safety.

An 18-year-old man was arrested in Hyannis, MA, for trafficking over 18 grams of cocaine and, following an investigation, was caught with 40 grams of crack cocaine and other substances.

Massachusetts launches a $100,000 grant program managed by MOOR to promote inclusive outdoor activities for underserved communities, aiming to improve equity and boost the economy.

A man from Rhode Island was charged with armed robbery at a Massachusetts liquor store, assaulting the clerk and stealing cash, alcohol, and cigarettes. He was later arrested and faces several charges.

Activists in Boston disrupted rush hour traffic demanding a ceasefire in the Middle East, specifically calling for action from Senators Markey and Warren.

The inaugural tree lighting event at Beethoven School in Boston was attended by local police from the Community Service office as a sign of community engagement.

Boston Police Officers engaged with Charlestown residents in a holiday "walk the beat" event where a local school choir performed, and Santa also made an appearance.

Jasmyne Botelho of Dartmouth is charged with embezzling over $280,000 from her employer through wire fraud and will face prosecution. If convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison.

Boston Police are seeking public help to find Jimmie Toodle, an 88-year-old man from Dorchester with mental health issues, last seen Thursday on Blue Hill Avenue.

Two women from New York were charged with stealing over 4,600 gift cards from a Braintree pharmacy, believed to be part of a larger scam ring that drains card values quickly.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield after a search warrant uncovered an illegal firearm and various drugs, including heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. One of the arrested is a local police officer.