Newton man hits MBTA bus, flees, and is arrested for various charges including driving with a suspended license.

Boston Police officers from District A-15 joined a community basketball tournament to bolster relationships with local residents, promoting camaraderie through sports.

The POST Commission criticized the Boston Police for demoting Deputy Superintendent Eddy Chrispin after his POST appointment, with no valid reason found for the demotion.

A Mansfield fire engine was hit by a tractor-trailer in a hit-and-run incident on 495 Southbound near Exit 27. No injuries reported; officials seek the white trailer involved.

Daniel Mercado of Nashua, NH, faces charges for threatening to kill police and making false bomb threats. After a car chase ending in Massachusetts, he was arrested and found to have falsely threatened explosive attacks on July 4th.

Lawrence, Massachusetts witnesses a second fatal shooting in over a day with a 27-year-old man found shot in the head at Riverfront State Park, as police investigate without any arrests made yet.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration marks the 10th anniversary of the Summer Nights Program, offering young Massachusetts residents recreational opportunities.

The New Bedford Police responded to a shooting at Monte's Playground where six victims were injured, with the investigation ongoing and community concerns rising on gun violence.

A Massachusetts state audit reveals significant safety training and contract management deficiencies within the MBTA, highlighting risks to riders and workers.

A man named Warren Julien was fatally shot on Shawmut Avenue in Boston. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance with the case. The Neighborhood Trauma Team offers support to the community.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has suggested President Biden reassess his potential 2024 run in light of concerns about his ability to defeat Trump.

The First Parish Unitarian Church in Kingston was vandalized with Pride and Black Lives Matter flags burned; suspect Jonathan White faces felony charges.

Shaquille O'Neal's restaurant chain, Big Chicken, is set to open in Peabody, Massachusetts, offering dishes inspired by his childhood with contemporary twists.