Two men robbed a Rockland 7-11, taking cash and cigarettes while brandishing a gun and knife. The Rockland Police Department is investigating and seeking tips from the public.

Firefighters in Hamilton extinguished a fire consuming an excavator at a construction site; no injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A restaurant owner and a customer engage in a public dispute over a $250 cancellation fee, which incites a backlash leading to negative reviews and legal threats.

A man, Tyrell Murphy, was arrested in Mattapan after a traffic stop led to a scuffle and the discovery of a loaded stolen gun and drugs in his possession.

Boston anticipates mild temperatures reaching 60 degrees later this week, following a sunny but cool Sunday, with possible rain and wind gusts as the week progresses.

Officials in Massachusetts have made the community safer by arresting a Salvadoran MS-13 member wanted for homicide. ERO Boston's actions highlight their ongoing commitment to protect the public against transnational crime.

A man on GPS monitoring in New Bedford was arrested for robbing an Uber driver at knifepoint, thanks to video evidence and his ankle monitor's location data.

A registered sex offender in Fall River has been sentenced to 15 years for child pornography after a forensic analysis of his phone revealed disturbing content.

A high school basketball coach in Massachusetts is charged with sexually assaulting a student, with alleged abuse occurring at a motel in 2022 after providing alcohol.

Emergency crews rescued a self-extricated driver from an SUV submerged in the Assabet River in Westborough, with no injuries reported. The cause remains unknown.

Massachusetts boosts its offshore wind sector with MassCEC, City of Salem, and Crowley partnering to transform Salem's waterfront into a wind terminal, enhancing local green energy infrastructure and economic growth.

MIT engineers have 3D printed solenoids, potentially transforming electronic manufacturing by enabling cost-effective, on-demand production that circumvents traditional constraints.

Cambridge's CARE Team now addresses public needle pickups, allowing emergency services to focus on critical situations.