Massachusetts' Healey-Driscoll Administration awarded $3 million in grants to TMAs for projects reducing car reliance and improving air quality and mobility.

Two brothers, Nick and Nika Ashtar-Zadeh, from Dracut will plead guilty to wire fraud for running a deceptive online cosmetics sales scheme, causing significant losses to a cosmetic company.

Governor Maura T. Healey nominates Justice Amy L. Blake as Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court, highlighting her decade of service and diverse legal experience.

The Springfield Police, with multiple agencies, arrested two individuals, Gianni Gamble and Luis Semprit, who had outstanding warrants. Semprit faced various charges including assault, while Gamble had a federal warrant.

Boston awards $1 million in grants for opioid crisis prevention and treatment, especially in Black and Latinx communities, via the Community Overdose Response Grants.

Reading Police arrested a suspect in a double stabbing case following an incident on Bond Street, with further details and the motive still under investigation.

Methuen Mayor Neil Perry passed away on September 21, 2024, after resiliently overcoming many health challenges, leaving a legacy of dedication to his city.

A woman, 72, was critically injured in a hit-and-run in Wayland, MA, and police are seeking witnesses or surveillance footage of a dark sedan with front-end damage.

Nominations for Boston's Legacy Business Awards are open until November 1, 2024, spotlighting long-standing local businesses that contribute to the community.

Brookline officials warn of scammers posing as police officers, asking for cryptocurrency payments, and using caller ID spoofing to appear legitimate.

Thomas Pizarro was arraigned in Lawrence District Court on murder charges for the shooting death of Steven Hernandez in Lawrence, MA, and pleaded not guilty.

Springfield Police arrested Angel Vazquez and seized a ghost gun after a disturbance; Vazquez faces multiple charges including firearm possession without a license.

Boston Police District D-14 held a successful "Coffee with a Cop" event at Mirror Café in Brighton, aiming to foster dialogue between community members and law enforcement.