Quincy Police seek the public's help in finding Cynthia Dunn, who is missing, off medication, and possibly delusional. Her last known location was near 269 Water St #1.

The MBTA Transit Police are looking for a suspect related to an assault on an elderly person on the Green Line trolley. They ask for public assistance in identifying the person of interest.

The Boston Police Department's District A-7 has revitalized its community ice hockey program, offering weekly sessions to foster teamwork and life skills among over 100 youths.

A Taunton man named John Campbell has pleaded guilty to charges of oxycodone distribution and possession with intent to distribute. Sentencing is set for January 15, 2025.

Springfield PD arrested Noel Martinez, 19, for possessing an illegal high-capacity firearm and assaulting an officer during a trespassing-related stop.

Massachusetts receives a $37.8 million federal award to boost microelectronics in the Northeast, as part of a $269 million investment in U.S. technology projects.

Worcester Police arrested Adonny Aviles for drug trafficking after observing him participate in suspicious exchanges that led to the discovery of substances believed to be crack cocaine and fentanyl.

A bomb threat at a school in the Berlin Boylston Regional School District led to an evacuation and a search, with the threat deemed not credible and no bomb found.

Cambridge will experience event-related street closures on September 21-22 due to the Central Night Market, FOUND Block Party, and Black Owned Business Pop-Up Market.

Massachusetts launched the Massachusetts 250 initiative, celebrating 250 years of American independence with upcoming cultural and community events, backed by funding to promote tourism and history.

Jaclyn McQueen, a former nurse, was sentenced to three years of probation for tampering with oxycodone syringes.

The Boston Police partnered with The Healthy Room Project to refurbish rooms for needy children, creating inspiring spaces and fostering positive relations.

A water main break in Dorchester affected local businesses and the MBTA Red Line service, causing delays and disruptions, while the BWSC worked on repairs. Residents were advised about discolored water as a result.