A man in Kingston, MA is charged with fatally stabbing his dog after trying to poison it with fentanyl. The dog, a bull terrier mix named Brutus, was found dead by police.

Two separate car crashes occurred in Quincy; one involved a flipped car near Wendy's with no injuries, and the other a Jeep hitting a building after the driver possibly had a medical issue, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries.

A Chelsea man pleaded guilty to trafficking illegal machinegun conversion kits and possessing ammunition as a felon. He faces up to 20 years in prison and fines.

A Lowell man was arrested for allegedly stabbing two people outside a Cambridge restaurant in January. The suspect was apprehended in Boston after community tips and surveillance footage helped police.

Julius Houston was arrested in Memphis by the Shelby County Sheriff's Office for an alleged robbery of an autistic Walmart employee in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He awaits extradition to face charges.

Methuen Police are seeking a suspect involved in a recent package theft, as captured by a local security camera.

A newly-built duplex in Roxbury, Boston, featuring three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, potential roof deck, and high-end finishes, is highlighted as a standout property.

Larry David is set to appear in Boston for a discussion event as "Curb Your Enthusiasm" approaches its finale. The talk will cover David's career and may include a surprise moderator.

Nurses at Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester have complained of under-staffing and poor conditions affecting patient safety, with over 500 reports filed to authorities.

Two Massachusetts State Police officers are suspended without pay after being indicted for their involvement in a scheme to fraudulently pass commercial driver's license tests.

Draper unveiled a replica of Mars in their atrium, symbolizing their commitment to space exploration and partnership with NASA. The model precedes their museum's March reopening for public educational tours.

A Florida man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding over 300 families through fake sports camps and ordered to pay over $500,000 in restitution.

Tania Del Rio is appointed as Boston's new ISD Commissioner by Mayor Michelle Wu, becoming the first woman in this role and taking over on February 26, 2024.