Massachusetts officials sign a climate resilience pact following a Vatican summit, with Governor Healey and Boston Mayor Wu committing to global collaboration and action against climate change.

Two Massachusetts men are charged with conspiracy to commit murder for hire, targeting a witness and federal prosecutors.

The death of a 4-month-old boy in Leominster, MA is being investigated by authorities after the child succumbed to what appeared to be cardiac arrest.

A man from Worcester was arrested for allegedly threatening another with a knife during an altercation. Police found a knife matching the victim's description with the suspect, leading to his charges.

Boston Police joined the Haitian community in Mattapan Square to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month, fostering community relations despite historical tensions.

Boston is set to experience a blend of warm, sunny weather and potential thunderstorms leading into Memorial Day weekend, with temperatures ranging from the 60s to near 90 degrees.

The Melnea A. Cass Recreational Complex in Roxbury will reopen to the public with upgrades after serving as an overflow shelter for migrants and the homeless.

A police officer in Wareham, MA, was hospitalized after their cruiser was hit by a suspected drunk driver, Cameron McPhee, who now faces multiple charges. The incident occurred during a traffic stop on Cranberry Highway.

Boston Police officers joined local seniors for a painting project at the Beverly Gibbons Center, enhancing community relations with art, pizza, and dancing.

Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins spoke at Roxbury Community College's 48th Commencement, honoring the Class of 2024 with Interim President Jenkins-Scott and other dignitaries.

West Springfield police are searching for a man who pretended to be the son of an elderly woman and stole her purse. They have provided images and ask for public assistance in identifying him.

Needham Police seek surveillance footage after multiple car break-ins and a carjacking occur in the area, urging residents to secure their vehicles and report any suspicious activity.

No injuries were reported after manhole covers were launched into the air following a secondary electrical line failure in Everett near the Encore Boston Harbor casino. Traffic was disrupted but restored by evening.