Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has announced legislation to create the Environmental Justice Trust Fund, aimed at addressing environmental injustices faced by disadvantaged communities in Massachusetts. The fund, supported by Representative Brandy Fluker Oakley and Senator Adam Gomez, intends to provide resources for environmental improvement and restoration projects.

Two suspects were arrested and three firearms recovered in Roxbury, raising concerns over the concerning levels of gun violence and the need for community engagement in creating safe neighborhoods.

Dunkin' Brands Group Inc. has filed a lawsuit against New York-based e-cigarette maker Singh Handicraft Corp., alleging trademark infringement from its "Vapin' Donuts" brand.

In a recent sting operation, the Worcester Police Department arrested four individuals for paying for sexual conduct. This article sheds light on the incident while also considering the wider implications and perspectives on the criminalization of sex work.

A collaboration between Springfield Police and Massachusetts State Police VFAS leads to the arrest of a suspect in connection with a homicide that occurred in August.

A night of chaos and altercations in Taunton, Massachusetts leads to five police officers being injured, including one being stabbed multiple times, resulting in an ongoing investigation and the rallying support of the local community.

As the search for the missing 16-year-old Tamarra Wilken-Smith continues, the Boston community remains concerned for her safety and well-being.

A man hailing from Puerto Rico gets handed a five-year prison sentence for his involvement in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy that rocked Massachusetts.

Claimed Gangster Disciples member — who previously participated in a paintball war to end gang warfare — receives 8-year sentence for drug conspiracy in Lawrence, Haverhill, and Methuen.

A recent conviction in Boston exposes the horrific truth of a minor's exploitation at the hands of a ruthless predator, showcasing the importance of confronting human trafficking and supporting survivors.

Bradley Rein, the driver involved in a deadly crash at the Hingham Apple Store last year, has his bail revoked over GPS bracelet failure.

A Connecticut dog trainer faces criminal charges for an alleged scam, misleading a Massachusetts family and police, resulting in the tragic death of a French bulldog and leaving several other dogs in jeopardy.

Discover how the Teach Me To Fish Cooking Program positively influences communities, promoting family bonds and empowering the next generation.