Gregory Redmond from Ware, Massachusetts was arrested a second time on charges related to child pornography following an investigation and search of his residence.

A Brookline High School student was severely injured after ingesting magic mushrooms and falling from a window. Suspect "Niko" was arrested for dealing drugs to local youth.

A teacher at Arlington Catholic High School resigned after allegations of inappropriate contact with students, triggering investigations by the school and police.

Infant remains were found at Fort Taber Park in New Bedford, prompting a police investigation and community concern. The cause of death and other circumstances are still under examination.

Worcester Police are actively searching for Jillyanie Montalvo, a 14-year-old runaway from Chino Ave. The public is urged to provide any information to help locate her.

Boston police are probing a stabbing near an MBTA station in East Boston, where a man sustained life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made; the investigation is ongoing.

Massachusetts invests $24 million in its trail network, prioritizing environmental justice communities with funds from the American Rescue Plan Act to promote tourism, economic growth, and outdoor access.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will formally apologize for the city's role in the wrongful accusation of two Black men, Alan Swanson and Willie Bennett, in the racially charged 1989 Stuart case.

Worcester Police arrested Kevin Jean after finding an illegal gun during a traffic stop. Jean faces multiple charges including carrying a loaded firearm without a license.

Roger W. Reddick Jr. pleaded guilty to a 2000 rape and home invasion, ending the victim's two-decade wait for justice, following advances in DNA technology.

Boston's forecast included a stretch of sunny, yet crisp days with cold temperatures and brisk winds, but with a warming trend leading up to a mostly sunny Christmas Day. Showers may return by Tuesday.

Joao Mendes pleads guilty to wire fraud, admitting to obtaining over $1.5M in COVID-relief funds through false claims. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

A federal grand jury has indicted Herbert Small, a 22-year-old from Boston, on charges of firearm, ammunition, and drug offenses. He faces a potentially lengthy prison sentence if convicted.