Andrew Tymek from Brockton pleaded guilty to manslaughter and other charges for a 2018 shooting that killed Anthony Baker. He will serve 15 to 18 years in prison.

Elderly man, Harlan Cuklanz, died after being hit by a car in Arlington, with authorities investigating the incident.

A former healthcare chairman was sentenced to four months in prison for securities offenses, including nondisclosure of stock sales and aiding unregistered securities sales. He must forfeit over $1.4 million.

Massachusetts experiences snowfall, causing school closures and traffic delays, with varying accumulations reported; parking bans enforced in some cities.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking help to identify a suspect involved in the theft of an electric scooter at Orient Heights station on October 30. They've circulated the suspect's image, welcoming anonymous tips.

The Methuen Police are searching for missing 17-year-old Jacob Wolczok and seek public assistance. He was last seen on December 2 wearing a white hoodie and light sweatpants.

Boston Police celebrated the holiday season with the community at the Quincy Market tree lighting, offering security and community engagement, alongside a festive spirit.

James Fowler was arrested for the murder of his roommate Robert Seger in Westbrook, Maine, following an argument that resulted in lethal blunt force trauma.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts has awarded $2.6 million to combat opioid overdoses by linking substance abuse with community-based harm reduction, focusing on helping minority communities.

A Brockton man with a prior fentanyl conviction was charged with federal drug offenses and possession of machine guns after distributing fentanyl and being found with firearms, ammunition, and cash at his home.

Worcester Police arrested Diony Vincente-Garcia on drug charges after observing transactions and recovering substances believed to be crack cocaine and fentanyl.

A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a Middleborough house fire but was rescued by firefighters. Fire Chief Owen Thompson reported the rescue and subsequent hospitalization at Rhode Island Hospital.

A fire in New Bedford, MA, displaced 15 people but resulted in no injuries due to a working fire alarm. Firefighters contained the blaze, rescued a cat, and found the cause to be accidental.