Massachusetts State Auditor DiZoglio's report from the Bureau of Special Investigations identifies over $2 million in public benefit fraud in Q2 FY25, with SNAP and Medicaid being the most affected programs.

The Boston Police Department took local youth skiing at Pats Peak with the Boston Youth Enrichment Services Program, emphasizing community building and skill development.

Boston's weather forecast includes rain, potential snow, and sunny periods, with fluctuating temperatures and windy conditions expected over the coming days.

The Brookline Police seek help identifying two individuals from a February larceny. One suspect is wheelchair-bound, often near Boston Common. They are not wanted but sought for identification.

Boston Police comfort dog Copper delighted children at Roxbury's Haynes Early Education Center, part of an initiative to foster trust between the community and law enforcement.

Eighteen Brazilian nationals charged in Massachusetts for illegal firearm trafficking and possession; over 100 firearms seized in a federal crackdown involving community investigations.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will expand the Boston Family Days program, including free access to arts venues and museums, to enrich educational and cultural experiences for students and families.

The Springfield Police is seeking help to find missing 29-year-old homeless man Carlos Suarez, who may need medication. The public is urged to contact the police with any information.

The MBTA Transit Police seek public help to identify a person linked to an indecent assault on an Orange Line train near Downtown Crossing on March 7th.

East Boston's Senior Center and District A-7 officers celebrated St. Patrick's Day together, with Mayor Wu attending, emphasizing community unity and cultural pride.

Undercover detectives in New Bedford arrested four men, seized drugs and a stolen firearm, and encouraged public tips in their fight against drug crimes.

Holyoke Police arrested two suspects and seized an illegal firearm after a social media dispute among juveniles led to adults threatening gun violence.

Boston Police arrested nine and summoned four at South Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade for various offenses, amid efforts to manage parade-related incidents.