Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a $2.3 billion budget for healthcare, education, and public safety, with provisions including universal school meals and a stand on immunizations if federal standards drop.

The Hudson Police have requested public help to identify a suspect in a break-in at Quick Stop/Yatco on Main St, offering contact with Detective Manning and an anonymous tip link.

A fire at Janbark Farm in Plainville resulted in several horse fatalities and the barn's destruction; 15 horses were rescued and the cause is under investigation.

Boston is expected to have a week of varied weather, including rain, fog, and a sunny Thanksgiving Day, with colder temperatures and possible rain again by the weekend.

Boston Police officers from District A-7 distributed Thanksgiving meal ingredients to East Boston families in need, supported by the Boston Police Foundation's COP fund.

MassDOT advises travelers to expect increased traffic and transit usage during Thanksgiving in Massachusetts, urging vigilance and early planning for commutes.

A wrong-way driver caused a serious collision on I-495 in Mansfield, MA, leading to road closure and serious injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The Chelsea Police Department arrested a woman from Lynn after a detailed investigation into cocaine distribution, finding drugs and cash during a traffic stop.

Over 400 transgender pride flags were removed from a Boston Commons memorial, prompting a call for a hate crime investigation. The flags represented transgender individuals killed since 2020.

A Lawrence man, Aris Arvelo Gonzalez, was arrested for conspiring to manufacture and distribute counterfeit drugs as part of efforts to disrupt drug trafficking.

Re:Bar opens in Everett, offering a mix of axe-throwing, darts, Nerf gun battles, gourmet hot dogs, and cocktails, designed as an experiential social space.

Olivia Dean announces 'The Art of Loving Tour,' starting July 10, 2026, in North America, with sales beginning November 21. The tour supports her album and includes charitable donations.

Springfield Police Department made multiple arrests and seized drugs and firearms in their battle against local drug distribution.