Boston Police seized multiple illegal OHVs in Roxbury, targeting a local hub for unauthorized activities, and continue to encourage community assistance.

A man was arrested for burglarizing a Cricket Wireless store on Dorchester Avenue, Boston, after police found him with stolen goods and burglary tools.

Hector Champagne was arrested by Webster Police for shoplifting and trespassing at a store he was banned from, with additional warrants for past offenses.

A suspect, Michael Murdock, was arrested by Springfield Police for a shooting in Wilbraham, with a firearm magazine, cocaine, and cash found in his car. He faces multiple charges, including attempted murder.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Taunton after allegedly stealing a car and leading the police on a chase, as detailed by Norwood Police on social media.

The Trump administration may withdraw $156 million from Massachusetts' Solar for All program, impacting local households and jobs, despite the program's benefits highlighted by Governor Healey and Senators Warren and Markey.

Worcester Police arrested Liam Chagnon for armed robbery at a liquor store, thanks to neighbor store manager Mohamed Abdel-Mawla who alerted and followed the suspect.

Massachusetts Governor Healey meets with Texas Democrats avoiding a special legislative session in Texas over redistricting. The move reflects deep political divides and may impact democratic integrity.

Police in Springfield arrested four after seizing illegal firearms, including a "Ghost Gun," following a call about an armed fight on Worthington Street.

Two women were arrested in Maynard, MA, for running a prostitution ring at Asian Spa after a multi-agency investigation found evidence of the operation.

Massachusetts awards $24.2 million to expand vocational training for 2,500 job seekers in trades, construction, and manufacturing through evening programs in 23 school districts.

Massachusetts AG reached a $865,000 settlement with Weee! for wrongly classifying workers and violating sick time law, to be paid to affected drivers.

MBTA repair and upgrade works disrupt service on multiple rail lines, including Blue, Orange, Lowell, and Fitchburg lines, affecting commuters with delays and the use of shuttle buses.