Authorities executed a warrant at "Clover Spa" in West Springfield, uncovering alleged sex trafficking and prostitution activities. No immediate arrests were made, but an investigation is ongoing.

Three people face federal charges for operating a high-end prostitution ring in Massachusetts and Virginia, involving money laundering and interstate prostitution conspiracy.

Steward Health Care secures bridge financing to stabilize its Massachusetts hospitals, averts immediate threat of closures, and continues to seek a significant equity partner for long-term security.

Jean Bontiffe from New York is set to plead guilty to bank fraud, passport forgery, and identity theft, after stealing $13,800 from Massachusetts bank accounts using fake passports.

Jimmies Cafe, a cherished ice cream and sandwich shop in Roslindale, has closed after 15 years, leaving the community to reminisce about its local flavors and welcoming atmosphere.

Athol man Gregory J. Batchelor was sentenced to 18 months in jail for child sexual assault with added supervised release conditions after a jury conviction.

Research from UMass Amherst shows that during COVID-19, hospitality firms that cut CEO pay rather than jobs gained loyalty from ethically minded customers, according to a study published in Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.

Springfield Police seized over 11,000 bags of heroin, 345 grams of cocaine, and arrested three men for drug-related offenses after a months-long investigation.

Boston Police Department's E-5 Community Service Office hosted students from Holy Name School, who wrote thank you cards to officers and enjoyed snacks, strengthening community ties.

A Massachusetts teen, Lucas Larson, has been charged with the murder of his father, Brad Larson, in Sharon, with details of the case pending in court.

MIT astronomers have doubled the number of known tidal disruption events (TDEs) by observing 18 black holes eating stars using infrared data from NEOWISE.

New Bedford Police arrested two men for car break-ins, including repeat offenders Javier Mendez-Colon and Walter Brewster, each facing charges related to vehicle break-ins and other offenses.

The Government Center garage demolition in downtown Boston is nearing completion, paving the way for the $1.5 billion Bulfinch Crossing project. The process has involved disruptions and a tragic accident but promises future revitalization.