Webster Police and EMS revived an unconscious man at the Swinging Chicken Saloon, using CPR and an AED before transporting him to UMASS University Hospital.

Massachusetts reports a rise in payroll jobs for the third month, although unemployment also increased slightly to 4.8%. The Healey-Driscoll administration is focusing on workforce development.

Cambridge increases parking fines by $10 to improve parking turnover and fund city initiatives starting February 1, 2026.

Boston is preparing for a major snowstorm expected to hit over the weekend, with forecasts of very cold temperatures and significant snow accumulation.

The MBTA has extended the Blue Line weekend suspension from Bowdoin to Orient Heights due to cold weather affecting the infrastructure, with shuttle buses and free ferries as alternatives.

Two men were arrested in New Bedford following an assault and firearms discovery. They were charged with multiple offenses, including illegal possession of a firearm. Police praised the effective response leading to the arrests.

Two Massachusetts residents were charged for their roles in a bank fraud scheme involving impersonation and identity theft, potentially facing significant prison time and fines.

Two suspects were arrested after an armed robbery at Holyoke Credit Union in West Springfield, with police and the FBI quickly responding to the incident.

A Boston man, My Tran, faces multiple theft-related charges, including shoplifting and possession of crack cocaine. His alleged crime spree affects local businesses and communities.

A vehicle theft and crash in Cambridge led to the arrest of David Powell for multiple charges, including operating a stolen vehicle and causing injury.

A Southbridge officer was hurt, and a dog killed during a drug arrest. Felix Resto was apprehended with narcotics; Angel Guzman was also detained on warrants.

During a routine traffic stop, Holyoke Police seized narcotics and a weapon, detaining a man for multiple charges including drug possession and carrying a dangerous weapon.

The Massachusetts DPU has saved electric customers money by approving 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans, with participants expecting savings of $2.36 to $18.60 monthly until July 2026. These plans also exceed the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard.