The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded $16.3 million to designate 14 regions across Massachusetts as TechHubs, aiming to boost innovation and technological development throughout the state.

Efrain Rivera, 54, was arrested for shoplifting in Boston and charged with being a Common and Notorious Thief due to his history of larceny convictions. He was found with stolen goods worth $1,140.

Boston City Council seeks FEMA partnership for flood resilience, aiming to join NFIP and CRS for insurance discounts and better protection against climate-induced flooding.

1960s-style house in Natick, MA, known for its mid-century decor and blue color theme, is for sale, featuring original fixtures and modern updates like a new roof and water heater.

Three men were shot and hospitalized in Manchester, NH; their conditions are stable and the investigation is ongoing.

A Brockton Police K-9 unit helped track down evidence leading to multiple arrests after an armed robbery at an AT&T store. The main suspect, identified as Carlos DeBarros, allegedly used a shotgun during the incident. Police recovered stolen items and continue to investigate potential accomplices.

Inmate Anfernee Jay King escaped from a New Hampshire transitional housing unit after suspicions of intoxication.

Springfield Police arrested several individuals, including Yared Rios, following an investigation into cocaine trafficking and illegal firearms from an Orange Street apartment.

Cambridge Fire Dept and Marines run a Toys-for-Tots drive, collecting toys for needy children, with drop-offs at local fire stations until December 11, 2025.

Buffalo Tom hosts its "Please Come to Boston" music festival in Somerville with unique performances and a Q&A session, reflecting the band's journey and fan dedication.

Webster Police seized drugs at Tre Paniss's residence, arresting him for cocaine trafficking and possession with intent to distribute. The raid followed a joint-agency investigation.

Cambridge Police warn of a scam targeting permit applicants, involving fake emails requesting payment for permit transactions, which the city is investigating. No data breach or financial loss reported yet.

Joanna Brown, 30, was found dead in her car in Worcester after being reported missing last weekend. Her disappearance had prompted a search and public appeal.