In a Hampshire County courthouse, Cara Rintala was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the long-standing trial involving the death of her wife, Annamarie Cochrane. This marks the fourth trial for Rintala, with prior trials marred by mistrials and overturned rulings.

As elder abuse continues to be a concerning issue, the Boston Police Department participates in an Elder Justice Awareness Workshop aimed at educating residents on recognizing signs of abuse and preventing financial scams.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the launch of a professional development program for youth-serving workforce and the appointment of Dana Mendes as the Deputy Director of the Office of Youth Engagement and Advancement in Boston.

A sense of tragedy has enveloped the Nashua community as a fire on Langholm Drive claimed the life of a woman and left two others severely injured.

On a sunny afternoon, the elders of Hyde Park and local BPD officers come together for Coffee with a Cop and a friendly game of Dominoes.

A fatal crash in Falmouth, Massachusetts, claimed the life of a Department of Public Works employee.

In a tragic series of events, a pregnant woman caught in the crossfire of a shooting in Holyoke led to the premature birth and death of her baby. Two of three suspects have been identified.

Indictments have been announced against former Medfield Parks and Recreation Director, Kevin Ryder.

Armed carjacking spree in Haverhill and Salem, MA and NH ends with suspects in custody.

Police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who critically injured a man in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Limited details are available about the victim and the incident.

TD Garden in Boston has opened four sensory rooms in partnership with KultureCity, making it the only venue in the world to offer such a large number of sensory rooms.

Springfield Police seize a sawed-off shotgun, heroin, and cocaine from a Taylor Street apartment, resulting in the arrest of two men on multiple charges.

A Southborough woman is facing charges after allegedly using her mother-in-law's credit card to make unauthorized purchases totaling over $45,000 at Saks Fifth Avenue in Boston.