Early morning gunfire near Boston's Harambee Park results in two individuals wounded, one sustaining life-threatening injuries.

As tens of thousands remain without power after powerful thunderstorms hit Massachusetts, residents face an ongoing struggle to return to normalcy while cleanup efforts endeavor to keep up with the devastation.

Lowell-based gang One Family Clique saw its leader plead guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering charges, unraveling a web of criminal activity. Discover the timeline and the impact of this case.

In a case somewhat reminiscent of Netflix's hit documentary "The Tinder Swindler," a 27-year-old Maryland man lured victims from Massachusetts through online dating platforms, only to extort them later with video of sexual or illegal behavior he made of them.

Raymond Jones of Nevada was arrested in Back Bay on charges of trafficking for sexual servitude. Jones has been charged with Trafficking for Sexual Servitude.

A Worcester man has been arrested for threatening a resident with a knife before being discovered to have an outstanding warrant for armed robbery.

A Douglas couple was seriously injured when a tree, previously flagged for removal, suddenly fell onto their moving car, trapping them and damaging a nearby house.

An unexpected water main break wreaks havoc in Revere, Massachusetts, leaving a portion of Broadway damaged and resulting in significant detours.

As Massachusetts faces an overwhelming surge in migrant arrivals, local towns, officials, and communities are grappling with the consequences and pleading for more assistance from the state and federal government.

A tragic incident in Hartford, Connecticut, leaves one police officer dead and another injured, highlighting the dangers law enforcement officers face every day.

A Quincy man is arrested after an extensive investigation uncovers a counterfeit check scheme involving over $1 million.

A week-long crackdown by Massachusetts State Police leads to the capture of 27 wanted suspects, highlighting the importance of continual vigilance and cooperation in law enforcement.

Former Head of New Mission School pleads guilty to misusing nearly $40,000 in school funds for personal expenses, including vacations to Barbados.