A couple engaged in sexual relations in an MBTA elevator in Boston were arrested on outstanding warrants earlier today.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced citations against KinderCare Learning Centers, LLC, totaling over $540,000 in restitution and civil penalties for wage, sick time, and meal break violations. This outcome emphasizes the need for labor law enforcement and raises concerns about working conditions at the company.

As the search for missing 15-year-old Jazlyn Rodrigues from Franklin, Massachusetts continues, her family expresses their desperation and determination to find her.

CrepeBerry in Wellesley Hills is closing its doors later this month, and the restaurant owner cites record inflation, skyrocketing labor costs, a staffing shortage, and personal life changes, as contributing factors to the decision.

As Massachusetts faces a housing crisis, the Healey-Driscoll Administration unveils a $4 billion plan, the Affordable Homes Act, to address housing affordability and production throughout the state

A Massachusetts man has been indicted for knowingly concealing the source of material support he intended for the terrorist organization ISIS.

A Rhode Island man named Hector Matos faces over a year in prison for his role in a wide-ranging drug conspiracy that yielded several kilos of drugs and a stolen gun.

West Springfield Police arrested three men for breaking into a boxcar and stealing cases of Corona Extra beer in the CSX railyard. Officers were able to apprehend the suspects with the help of the CSX Yardmaster, who provided surveillance footage of the individuals.

Former IT manager Tod Erickson is sentenced to prison for orchestrating a scheme to steal over $1.4 million in computer equipment from his employer and filing a false tax return.

Hayden releases findings into Winthrop 2021 officer-involved shooting death of Nathan Allen, revealing a racially motivated rampage that led to justified officer intervention. Winthrop community praised for healing and addressing the aftermath.

As Big D's Neponset Cafe's long-standing legacy comes to an end, a new dining experience is taking shape in its place. Elsie's Table promises a diverse selection of globally and locally inspired dishes, marking a new era for Canton's culinary scene.

The City of Boston gears up to implement a new ordinance aimed at ensuring safety on construction and demolition sites.

An MIT-designed system could harness 40% of the sun's heat to produce clean hydrogen fuel, which could be instrumental in the decarbonization of the transportation industry.