Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signs $1 billion tax relief package designed to make the state more competitive and aid residents with the high cost of living.

A juvenile was targeted and shot in an incident on Flagg Drive in Framingham, Massachusetts, prompting a temporary stay-in-place order for local schools.

A tense situation unfolded at the Fairfield Inn in Mansfield, Massachusetts, where an armed man threatened harm to himself and others.

A Plymouth man has been arrested for theft of government benefits related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Boston Public Market welcomes Hearth & Hug, their first full-service bakery offering delightful traditional and innovative pastries from a passionate California native and experienced pastry chef, Natalie Hug.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces two grant opportunities to support arts, cultural, and creative programming in Boston neighborhoods.

Shots fired in the early morning hours of September 30, 2023, led Southbridge police officers to the arrest of Juan Torres-Valez and the recovery of a handgun.

Following a divided school board decision in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the high school's logo featuring a Native American man will be phased out due to concerns about the mascot's offensiveness.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey nominates Boston-based attorney Adam L. Sisitsky and Springfield-based attorney Tracy E. Duncan to the Massachusetts Superior Court.

A Taunton man was recently convicted for molesting his preteen step-grandson on multiple occasions over nearly three years.

A former Coast Guard Academy professor has resigned as Nichols College president following accusations of sexting cadets and potential charges that were never pursued.

On October 4th, 2023, a tractor-trailer rollover in Hopkinton led to a significant spill of garbage, closing the crucial Mass Pike/I-495 ramp.

A 17-year-old New Hampshire boy has been indicted on three counts of first-degree murder for the 2022 killings of his sister-in-law and nephews.