A Revere man was arrested for cocaine trafficking and related charges after a collaborative law enforcement effort led to the seizure of drugs and paraphernalia from his residence.

Bar Lunette, a new French-themed cocktail bar, opened in Brookline, offering drinks and a menu influenced by French tastes, as well as paying homage to the late Brother Cleve.

A historic townhome at 39 Union Park in Boston's South End was sold for $10.2 million, setting a new record for the neighborhood's residential property sales.

A fatal crash on I-495 in Chelmsford left one dead and another seriously injured; Massachusetts State Police are investigating the single-vehicle accident.

A train collided with a vehicle in Stoughton, MA with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the cause and directing traffic around the scene.

Boston Police conducted "Operation Safe Scooter," leading to the towing of eight mopeds/scooters, eight summonses, and one arrest for possession of stolen property.

A boil water advisory is in effect for several towns in southeastern Massachusetts due to E. coli and coliform detection. Residents must boil water for consumption.

Boston Police District E-5 officers engaged with community members at Mayor Wu's Coffee Hour, providing safety information and strengthening community ties.

A Worcester taxi driver was hospitalized after a fare dispute on Bancroft Street led to him being assaulted with a weapon. The suspect, Daniel Burrows, was arrested on charges including assault and battery.

LEGO opened a new hub in Boston's Back Bay, relocating from Connecticut. The company offered relocation or support to its Connecticut staff and is investing in community and education projects in Boston.

Massachusetts Governor Healey opposes federal SNAP cuts that could affect over a million residents, highlighting the program's economic impact and importance for vulnerable groups.

Harvard Law School discovered that its supposed copy of the Magna Carta is an original from 1300, as confirmed by British scholars using advanced imaging techniques.

Boston Police detained three teens on firearms charges after a noise complaint led to the discovery of guns, including a ghost gun, at a Roxbury party.