A Dominican man, previously deported, pleads guilty to reentering the United States and distributing fentanyl, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by U.S. authorities in handling drug crime and immigration.

Officers of the Boston Police Department and community leaders recently came together for a memorial walk in Dorchester's Corbett and Evans streets, reflecting on the importance of unity and collaboration between law enforcement and residents for a safer community.

Amidst the heartrending events unfolding on Corona St, Dorchester, the community seeks answers and support while grappling with this tragic loss.

A Boston man was convicted of multiple murders, including the killing of a police officer, during a violent spree in New York last year. Sentencing is set for December 7, where he faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Nicolas Davila, 25, has pleaded guilty to involvement in a scheme that saw over 470 catalytic converters stolen, demonstrating a growing nationwide issue.

Explore the growing trend of the Buy Nothing movement, a sustainable alternative to contemporary consumerism fostering community engagement and environmental awareness.

Idan and Batia Ofer resign from Harvard Kennedy School's executive board over university's response to Hamas attacks on Israel.

As Massachusetts celebrates White Cane Awareness Day, stakeholders consider the broader context of pedestrian safety and accessibility for blind and visually impaired individuals across the nation.

Worcester residents are on high alert after two separate incidents in which a suspicious white SUV attempted to abduct pedestrians on October 12th, 2023.

In a bid to protect access to medication abortion nationwide, a coalition of 24 attorneys general, led by Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, has called on the Supreme Court to review and reverse a lower court's ruling on the matter.

Following a tragic head-on collision in Ipswich, Massachusetts, five individuals were hospitalized, with two of them being flown to a Boston hospital.

As the search for Hubman Hunter intensifies, the Boston Police Department seeks the public's assistance, urging people to come forward with information to aid in his capture.

As the Quincy Police Department demonstrates their ongoing efforts to keep the city safe, the recent recovery of two illegal firearms proves that the battle against unlawful weaponry continues to present significant challenges.