MassDEP has added two new air monitoring stations in Framingham and Saugus to measure PM2.5 and black carbon, part of a larger effort to improve air quality in Massachusetts.

Hellogoodbye and The Early November are touring for the 20th anniversary of their 2006 albums, playing shows across the U.S. and Canada, with tickets now available for purchase.

Massachusetts AG Campbell wins court case to prevent the Trump administration from dismantling four federal agencies.

The New Bedford Police and Massachusetts State Police conducted a joint operation targeting illegal scooters and mopeds, resulting in 12 arrests and 64 citations, reflecting their commitment to public safety.

The MBTA announced service updates effective December 14, increasing bus frequency on 21 routes and implementing schedule changes for Orange and Blue subway lines for improved efficiency and congestion management.

A Dartmouth man was arrested on drug charges after a joint police investigation. Officers found Fentanyl, Oxycodone, cash, and paraphernalia at his home.

Plymouth's Thanksgiving Parade will cause parking and traffic changes this Saturday, with street closures from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and alternative shuttle bus services available.

Massachusetts appoints Zenobia Moochhala as Undersecretary of Business Strategies, utilizing her experience in marketing and growth to foster economic development.

The MSPCA-Angell is hosting a "pay-what-you-can" adoptathon due to a surge in animal surrenders and is requesting community support to free up shelter space.

Stephen Murphy was acquitted on three sexual assault charges but the jury deadlocked on five others, with a previous mistrial also noted. His accuser, David Meehan, testified about alleged abuse at a youth center.

A man was arrested in Winchendon, MA, for stabbing a female relative, who survived. Responding officers subdued and charged the suspect, Jack Newbrough, who also self-harmed.

Boston and Commonwealth Land Trust celebrate the opening of a renovated housing development in Dorchester, offering 26 affordable units with supportive services to aid residents.

Massachusetts enhances hate crime combat efforts, focusing on faith communities' safety, with a seminar and new portal for improved hate crime reporting and data analysis.