Massachusetts town Maynard temporarily changes its name to "Mayenard" in support of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye for Super Bowl LX, with no cost incurred due to local funding.

One person died in a crash on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Palmer, causing significant traffic and westbound lane closures. The investigation is ongoing.

Tim McGraw is bringing his "Pawn Shop Guitar Tour" to Fenway Park on July 30, with special guests The Chicks and Lady A, among others. Tickets go on sale February 6.

The Plymouth Police Department reported on social media that they responded to 696 incidents, made 15 arrests, and logged eight criminal complaints between January 25-31, 2026.

Jonathan Niemic, serving life for the 2010 murder of Michael Correia, was denied parole due to violent incident nature and his conduct in prison, including threats and minimal rehabilitation.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra won two Grammy Awards for Best Orchestral Performance and Best Classical Instrumental Solo with Andris Nelsons and cellist Yo-Yo Ma.

Boston Councilor Miniard Culpepper emphasizes transparency, accountability, and shared prosperity in his first City Council address, focusing on civil rights, economic empowerment, and education for District 7.

Authorities are asking the public for information on a man involved in a credit card theft from a vehicle on Maple Street in Roxbury. Tips can be submitted to District B-2 Detectives or anonymously via CrimeStoppers.

The US Coast Guard presumes six additional crew from the sunken fishing vessel 'Lily Jean' dead after a 1,000-square-mile search. Only one body was recovered.

The Boston City Council endorsed a rent stabilization measure for the November ballot to address the housing affordability crisis, with a 9-3 vote recognizing the heavy financial burden on over half of the city's renters.

Boston faces extreme cold and coastal flooding; wind chills may hit -13 degrees, with flooding advisories for shorelines and waterways. Roads may be impassable, and residents are advised to prepare.

Boston's Licensing Board approved five establishments to upgrade their licenses to serve all alcoholic beverages, marking an economic growth effort under new legislation.

Cameron Griffin was arrested for setting a fire near Peppercorn Hill, including charges of endangerment due to a child's presence in his car. An off-duty firefighter's quick actions led to Griffin's capture.