Massachusetts received a perfect pipeline safety score from PHMSA for the third straight year, reflecting the state's strict adherence to safety standards and the DPU's efforts in overseeing gas utilities.

One individual died in a Methuen house fire; heavy clutter impeded firefighter entry. The fire is under investigation, with officials confirming working smoke alarms.

Omayra Amaya's flamenco company will perform at The Dance Complex, showcasing traditional and modern interpretations, with guests including singer Juan Murube and guitarist Roberto Castellon.

Massachusetts Rep. Markey proposed a bill to allow vehicle seizure for those involved in disruptive "street takeovers," also increasing fines and potential jail time.

Massachusetts officials lauded Springfield Public Schools for increasing school breakfast participation to 85%, observing the program's success and the importance of starting the day with a nutritious meal.

Boston Police arrested Zion Ford and Jamori Freeman for firearm-related charges after a traffic stop in Dorchester.

Atlanta man Shaka Stayman faces charges for stealing over $1 million from Massachusetts Unclaimed Property Division and attempted further theft of $2.2 million. He pled not guilty.

The Springfield Police FIU arrested Lauvanghte Atkins, 21, for a July 12th homicide and carrying a loaded firearm, with his arraignment set for Monday on multiple charges.

The Plymouth Police Department reported their weekly activities, including 726 incidents, 29 accidents, 94 traffic stops, 20 arrests, and 12 criminal complaints, emphasizing their commitment to public safety.

Two MBTA Green Line operators were hospitalized after 100+ feet of catenary wire caught fire and fell onto a train in Boston, disrupting B Line service.

Boston Police enforced "Operation Safe Scooter" near Northeastern University, towing four motorcycles and issuing citations for violations such as unregistered bikes and operating without a license.

Boston Police seized over two kilograms of fentanyl after an investigation prompted by complaints, arresting multiple individuals and disrupting a local drug network.

Massachusetts House passed a bill to update state legislation language, replacing terms like "handicapped" with "persons with disabilities" to promote dignity.