A BMW SUV crashed into the Shrewsbury Police Dept., leading to the driver's arrest and hospitalization; no others were injured. The lobby is closed as the investigation continues.

Suzanna's Kitchen recalls about 13,720 pounds of chicken products due to listeria concerns in seven states; no illness reported yet, but listeria can be serious.

Westfield Police seek help to identify an armed robbery suspect who targeted Cumberland Farms on January 18. The suspect is a stocky, light-skinned Hispanic male. No injuries were reported.

Sandy Lehane from Methuen is participating in the World Marathon Challenge to support the Michael Lisnow Respite Center by running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days.

Undercover NEST officers arrested a 55-year-old man for drug trafficking in Boston's Mass and Cass area, seizing fentanyl, crack cocaine, and marijuana.

Demonstrators in Boston rallied in support of Iranian protesters, calling for US action and expressing concerns for family members in Iran amid severe government crackdowns.

Maine murder suspect Dane Burke was arrested after a high-speed chase across three states, ending in New Hampshire.

The MBTA focused on infrastructure improvements in 2025, enhancing safety and reliability with support from the Healey-Driscoll Administration and rider feedback.

A Salem officer was hit by a car during a drug investigation. The car was found and is being inspected; the officer has minor injuries and will recover.

John Britt was arrested in a drug bust that yielded drugs, cash, and a firearm; he faces multiple charges including trafficking, while a relative also faces charges.

Massachusetts announces $140,000 in grants to four school districts to encourage playful learning strategies for students from preschool through third grade as part of the Healey-Driscoll Administration's educational approach.

Jesse El-Ghoul of Leominster pleaded guilty to theft of government funds, bank fraud, and money laundering, netting a $1,355,000 tax refund check fraudulently.

Roxbury's Nubian Square will gain 15 income-restricted condos with the Madison Park Development Corporation and Boston's Housing Office partnering on Dudley Street's development to enhance affordable living.