As a massive fire raged at a vehicle recycling facility in Tiverton, Rhode Island, firefighters battled for hours to contain the blaze amid the sounds of explosions and challenging conditions.

On Monday night, a Connecticut teen was stabbed multiple times while attempting to break up a fight at a Dunkin' Donuts store in Manchester.

The BPD hockey skills program in East Boston's Porrazzo Rink grows with new players every week, as community police officers seek to work alongside a learn to skate program to provide opportunities and skill development for residents.

Tragedy unfolds as 82-year-old Warren man, Gary Lyons, who had been missing since September, was found dead in Southborough.

Fenway Park invites fans to a bewitching Halloween movie night, screening the Salem classic "Hocus Pocus" while offering trick-or-treating and other enchanting activities.

A 25-year-old Amherst man was indicted on child sexual abuse material charges earlier today.

As pet owners increasingly turn to popular apps to secure pet-sitting services, a cautionary tale from Peabody, Massachusetts, highlights the importance of conducting thorough research on potential hires.

The Afghanistan Freeharmonic Orchestra (AFO) is set to perform live at the Cambridge Public Library. This unique ensemble connects displaced Afghan musicians and creatives from around the world.

On a quiet Sunday in East Bridgewater, a young girl on her bicycle was struck by an SUV in a hit-and-run accident, driver turns herself in.

A recent traffic stop in Mattapan led to the recovery of a loaded firearm and over 100 live rounds of ammunition. The 19-year-old occupant of the vehicle was arrested.

Massachusetts lawmakers propose tougher penalties for violating the state's "Move Over" law, including increased fines and potential prison sentences to protect first responders and enhance safety on roads.

The recent revitalization of Malcolm X Park in Roxbury, led by Mayor Michelle Wu, showcases the importance of accessibility, inclusion, and community-driven development in public spaces. Multiple community-improvement projects have followed suit, further enriching the area with art, education, and even technology.

In a recent shift in leadership, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission names Debra Hilton-Creek, a newcomer to the agency, as acting executive director with a fresh focus on people, culture, and best practices for organizational operations.