An incident in downtown New Bedford has left one man injured and another arrested for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

Massachusetts launches a Federal Funds Partnership to help municipalities and tribes secure crucial federal funding for local projects, creating opportunities for better communication and collaboration.

Tragedy strikes as a young motorist succumbs to a fatal car crash in Plainville, Massachusetts, despite the valiant efforts of state troopers.

Boston police continue their Dry Land Training Program in East Boston, aiming to strengthen community engagement and foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the local community.

In the wake of a deadly Hamas attack in Israel, three Northeastern University students are safely evacuated from the region with the help of the university's global security team.

A new podcast called ReiMAgine Aging seeks to uplift the stories and initiatives that have fueled the age- and dementia-friendly movement in Massachusetts.

A recent incident of illicit photography occurred in Back Bay. A detailed description of the suspect is listed and Boston Police Department seeks public assistance in identifying the individual involved.

In the early hours of October 10, a suspect was arrested after a stabbing incident in Roxbury, Boston. While the victim's injuries are not life-threatening, the suspect faces assault charges.

A 16-year-old was arrested on charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and other related offenses in Dorchester.

Worcester Police arrest a Connecticut man in connection to the Young St shooting.

Boston's Jamaica Pond has been closed due to a suspected cyanobacteria bloom, prompting homeowners and park visitors to be cautious around the water. This form of algae poses serious health risks if swallowed or in some cases of direct contact on skin. The BPHC is cooperating with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) to determine when the water will be safe again for residents and visitors.

As the Powerball jackpot skyrockets to an estimated $1.73 billion after a record 35 consecutive drawings without a grand prize winner, five lucky Massachusetts residents find themselves with an extra $50,000.

When police officer James Marinelli stopped a vehicle that had been reported as stolen, the suspects initiated a confrontation with the officer, then dragging him 90 feet with the vehicle. The officer sustained minor injuries and one suspect is still on the run.