Boston Police arrested Jahzyme Richardson in Hyde Park for a gun and drug bust at a skate park, recovering a loaded firearm and marijuana intended for sale.

Framingham Police are searching for a suspect of a January 9 bank robbery, described as a white male. They've requested public assistance and released footage on Twitter.

A driver was rescued in Norwood after his car submerged in floods. Responders saved him from a tree limb where he clung for safety, with non-life-threatening injuries. The road was closed due to the severe flooding.

Two men were arrested for the robbery and assault of a mail carrier in Randolph, leading to the seizure of a stolen postal key and an illegal firearm.

A near-miss incident occurred where an MBTA Green Line train almost hit a worker near the Medford/Tufts station. No injuries were reported, but this adds to a series of safety mishaps involving the MBTA.

Jewish students filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging a failure to address antisemitism on campus following heightened tensions after a Hamas attack.

An elderly man drove the wrong way on Interstate 93 in Boston during a snowstorm but was safely stopped by police using snowplow trucks, without any injuries.

Boston witnesses a historic decline in gun violence in 2023, with the lowest shooting incidents recorded, attributed to community and law enforcement collaborations.

A New Hampshire man has owned up to his role in a bomb threat hoax that put Harvard University on high alert last April. William A...

The U.S. Department of Labor is suing 25 Massachusetts nursing facilities for failing to pay overtime to 624 employees by deducting meal breaks not taken, violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.

A Randolph man was sentenced to 11 years in prison for sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl, with five years' supervised release and $5,500 restitution.

New Bedford narcotics detectives capped a significant drug bust last week, hauling in a man from the North End with a substantial haul of the ...

Blackstone Town Clerk Tara Sullivan agreed to pay a $5,000 penalty for violating conflict of interest laws by hiring her mother and sister for election roles.