An IRS agent, Ndeye Amy Thioub, was indicted for allegedly filing false tax returns, claiming losses from a fake business to reduce her taxable income.

Boston Police have issued a missing person alert for 15-year-old Jayla Santiago from Dorchester, who disappeared on April 12, 2024. They seek public assistance to locate her.

Massachusetts State Police reported a fatal accident where a 51-year-old woman, Sherry Henderson, was struck and killed by a car on Route 195 in Westport after exiting a vehicle following an argument.

Vandals defaced a beloved school bus at The Greenhouse School in Salem, with the act caught on security cameras. Police are investigating as the school community seeks to restore the bus.

Brian Swett has been appointed as Boston's first Chief Climate Officer to advance the city's climate initiatives under Mayor Michelle Wu's administration, starting June.

A crash on I-495 in Westford caused a lane closure and traffic delays during morning rush hour, with ongoing cleanup and eventual lane reopening reported by MassDOT.

Franklin M. Laras is wanted by Massachusetts State Police for his alleged involvement in a Christmas Eve murder at a Lawrence nightclub. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Springfield Police seized cocaine and a gun with the help of K-9 Flexx, resulting in the arrest of Emanuel Pizzaro and Idelberto Soto who now face multiple charges.

Worcester Police are searching for a missing elderly man, 69-year-old Robert Marlowe, last seen on Marble St. wearing a red flannel jacket. There's concern for his safety due to cold temperatures.

An assailant threw a Molotov cocktail into a Mattapan house, causing a small fire but no injuries. Police are investigating the targeted arson, and a suspect, described as having worn a black hoodie and a surgical mask, is in custody.

A Malden man received a 42-month sentence for distributing fentanyl and identity theft after a federal court conviction.

New England experiences a 205% increase in antisemitic incidents in 2023, registering 623 events including assaults and vandalism, as reported by the ADL.

Massachusetts settles a lawsuit, promising over $1 billion to enhance community living for nursing home residents, aiming to transition 2,400 individuals with better support and care options.