A suspect, Carlos Maldonado, was arrested in Holyoke after striking a police cruiser, fleeing, and crashing his vehicle, leading to the injury of three officers.

Springfield Police are seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Nastaljia Webster, last seen leaving for school, urging public vigilance for her safe return.

MassDOT launches a safety kit campaign to improve roadside visibility, distributing 1,000 kits containing LED flares, vests, and a first aid kit to new drivers at RMV Road Test Locations in response to fatalities involving stopped vehicles.

Morrissey Boulevard may face closures due to high tides and minor coastal flooding from November 4 to 9, says DCR. Operations staff and police will manage traffic.

A construction worker was seriously injured in a hit-and-run on I-95 in Foxborough, MA. State Police gave first aid, and investigation is underway. MassDOT and State Police issued supportive statements.

Spencer Police, with Western Worcester Major Crimes Task Force, arrested Fusheng Huang for attempted fraud; he tried to take $30,000 from a local resident.

The Holliston Police investigates a firearms school break-in where two rifles were stolen; a search with nearby police and K-9 units did not locate the suspects.

Plymouth Police shared event details for Halloween on Main, which will close Main Street for trick-or-treaters on Oct 31, 2025, from 3-5 PM, with parking restrictions starting at 12 PM.

Massachusetts' AG Office secured indictments against 10 people involved in a sex trafficking network, with the main suspect orchestrating activities from jail.

Boston Police arrested 49-year-old Tyronne Burris in Roxbury on charges involving larceny and receiving stolen property, with stolen goods valued over $55,000.

Governor Maura Healey honors Samuel Adams with a portrait in her office as part of Massachusetts' 250th-anniversary celebrations of the American Revolution.

Dublin firefighter Terence Crosbie was sentenced to 7-9 years in a maximum security prison for raping a woman in a Boston hotel. The conviction followed a retrial and a hung jury.

Following a month-long investigation, Holyoke Police and the DEA arrested two individuals, Jeffrey Cintron and Juan Jimenez-Gomez, on drug-related charges at a local store in Holyoke.