The Boston Police requests public aid in finding missing 53-year-old Christopher Hammond, last seen January 13th in a black jacket and green sweatshirt. Police shared images and contact options for tips.

The Boston Police Department paid tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., highlighting efforts to foster community unity and improve inclusivity, aligned with King's vision of justice and equality.

Roxbury Community College celebrated its 50th anniversary with a symposium focusing on education's impact on community health, featuring a panel led by Sheriff Steven W Tompkins.

The Holyoke community and police are searching for Xiara Martinez, missing for over 48 hours. The public is asked to help by providing information to the hotline.

Firefighters in New Hampshire extinguished a severe blaze at North Atlantic Fuels, involving oil tankers and a tractor-trailer, without any injuries reported.

The Boston Police Department conducted a recruitment event in Roxbury, promoting police careers and urging prospective candidates to apply for the Civil Service Exam by January 16, 2024.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a man linked to a theft at Children’s Hospital, urging information on a suspect who allegedly stole an employee's wallet.

Boston Police arrested a Dorchester man, Marco Natera, on drug trafficking charges, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, cash, and paraphernalia after executing two search warrants.

A cold front is expected to bring rain and snow to Boston, with temperatures dropping to lows in the 20s and a possibility of 1-2 inches of snow in central Massachusetts.

A man was fatally shot at Hibachi Sushi Supreme Buffet in Brockton. The incident, occurring at 7:25 p.m., led to a chaotic scene with no other injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the crime.

A Lawrence man was sentenced to two years in prison for using stolen identities to fraudulently purchase vehicles and must pay $75,346 in restitution.

A driver in South Hampton, NH died after his car crashed into the Powwow River. Emergency teams and Good Samaritans attempted a rescue, but the victim was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A New Bedford store owner, Tomas Xirum, received an 18-month prison sentence for manufacturing and selling fake IDs, continuing his operations even after pleading guilty.