New findings from Brigham and Women's Hospital scientists show promising results in treating aggressive brain cancer glioblastoma with a virus specially designed to infect cancer cells and stimulate an anti-tumor immune response.

Healey-Driscoll Administration takes a stand for environmental justice by granting more than $6 million to improve parklands and trails in Massachusetts, ensuring that the benefits of open spaces are equitable across all communities.

President Biden has nominated Joshua Levy as the new U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts following the resignation of Rachael Rollins earlier this year, signaling a potentially less contentious appointment process.

After months of investigation, four people were arrested by the Palmer Police on drug charges, with a fifth suspect remaining at large. The arrests come at a time when communities grapple with an ongoing drug epidemic.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration celebrates the new scholarship program for community college nursing students aimed at investing in and nurturing a skilled nursing workforce.

On Monday night, a Connecticut teen was stabbed multiple times while attempting to break up a fight at a Dunkin' Donuts store in Manchester.

The BPD hockey skills program in East Boston's Porrazzo Rink grows with new players every week, as community police officers seek to work alongside a learn to skate program to provide opportunities and skill development for residents.

Tragedy unfolds as 82-year-old Warren man, Gary Lyons, who had been missing since September, was found dead in Southborough.

A 25-year-old Amherst man was indicted on child sexual abuse material charges earlier today.

A recent traffic stop in Mattapan led to the recovery of a loaded firearm and over 100 live rounds of ammunition. The 19-year-old occupant of the vehicle was arrested.

Massachusetts lawmakers propose tougher penalties for violating the state's "Move Over" law, including increased fines and potential prison sentences to protect first responders and enhance safety on roads.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced citations against KinderCare Learning Centers, LLC, totaling over $540,000 in restitution and civil penalties for wage, sick time, and meal break violations. This outcome emphasizes the need for labor law enforcement and raises concerns about working conditions at the company.

West Springfield Police arrested three men for breaking into a boxcar and stealing cases of Corona Extra beer in the CSX railyard. Officers were able to apprehend the suspects with the help of the CSX Yardmaster, who provided surveillance footage of the individuals.