Haverhill Police are asking for help to find Mary Baraby, a missing 65-year-old resident. She was last seen near the Haverhill/Methuen city line and may be driving a black 2010 Chevrolet HHR.

Governor Healey has launched a new dashboard to track the Trump Administration's funding cuts to Massachusetts state agencies, totaling $350 million, and to document their impacts on state programs.

A young East Boston boy, Paul Baglio, received a police escort to school and community support as he battles cancer, arranged by Boston Police, Cops for Kids with Cancer, and his school.

The MBTA Commuter Rail started testing trains running on renewable diesel, specifically Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil, aiming to reduce emissions and achieve Massachusetts' net-zero goal by 2050.

Following a bomb threat call, Worcester's North High School was put on hold while police conducted a sweep; no bomb was found, and normal activities resumed by 10 a.m.

Boston Police officers held a safety meeting at Patricia White Apartments, providing safety tips and discussing vigilance with local Brighton residents.

Mexican national Bernardo Lorenzo-Guatemala was detained for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

A man died in an early morning house fire in Marlborough, Massachusetts, despite firefighters' rescue efforts. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.

NORESCO has agreed to a $9.6 million settlement for overcharging the U.S. government, with actions including inflating prices and incorrectly calculating financing costs on energy contracts.

Brazilian national Liene Tavares DeBarros pleads guilty to unlawful reentry into the U.S. and selling fake IDs.

Glenroy Miller, a Boston gang member, pleaded guilty to federal charges including firearms trafficking, bank fraud, and mail theft, facing potential heavy fines and prison sentence.

Two men were arrested for attempting to break into a Bellingham Best Buy warehouse, with police suspecting a third accomplice. They face multiple charges and were released on bail.

Girl Scouts and Boston police officers collaborated in urban gardening at District C-6, planting flowers to beautify the station and strengthen community ties.