The Falconer Taproom & Kitchen in Beverly has closed due to an expiring lease and financial losses, with staff being absorbed by Riverwalk Brewing Co.

A woman was fatally stabbed in Worcester on Valentine's Day, and a man has been arrested. The police are investigating the domestic incident and calling for tips.

MBTA Transit Police seek public help to find a suspect who threw a lit cigarette at someone’s face and brandished a knife at South Station on Valentine's Day.

Denzel Gomes was arrested at Logan Airport for allegedly shooting a New Bedford Police Detective last year. He will be arraigned at Bristol Superior Court.

A 1-year-old boy named Santiago Ledo was found dead in Pawtucket, leading to the arrest of his parents and two other women on charges including manslaughter and child endangerment.

Milton, MA residents voted on a zoning proposal to comply with the state's MBTA Communities Act, which mandates adopting multi-family housing near public transit. The outcome could affect the town's housing future.

Boston City Council is reviewing a congestion pricing plan proposed by Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, aiming to reduce traffic and aid the MBTA's budget gap, but facing criticism from those who view it as unfair to commuters.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking help to locate Jennalessia Campbell, a 13-year-old girl missing from the Blossom St area last seen in pajamas.

An individual in camouflage and an orange mask is sought after a man was shot and wounded in Everett; the victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Boston police arrested a 43-year-old man, Jerome Brown, for a stabbing incident that took place in the South End earlier in February. He faces assault charges.

The South Boston Neighborhood House held a Valentine's event on Feb 12, hosted by SBSK and C-6 Officers, featuring decorations, dancing, and a photo setup for community bonding.

A Massachusetts jury remains deadlocked in Emanuel Lopes' trial, accused of killing a Weymouth officer and a bystander in 2018, prompting the judge to urge further deliberation.

A Connecticut pastor, Herbert Irving Miller, was arrested for possession of crystal meth found during a traffic stop. He faces multiple charges and was released on bond.