As we approach October, it's crucial to recognize National Domestic/Intimate Partner Violence Awareness Month and support survivors with empathy, understanding, and information on resources available to them.

Authorities in Wareham, Massachusetts, are searching for a suspect who robbed a Subway restaurant, possibly using a toy gun. No employees were hurt during the incident.

Four individuals sustained injuries in a collision between a van and a truck on Massachusetts Turnpike in Southborough.

Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Colonel John Mawn Jr. releases a statement on an officer-involved shooting incident in Hancock, MA

A tragic car accident in Oxford leaves Worcester resident, Shawn Marengo, dead as the investigation into the cause of the crash continues.

Mayor Wu's ambitious plan for increasing housing and transforming Charlestown has won approval, despite concerns over population growth and preservation of the neighborhood's historic charm.

Authorities continue to investigate the "suspicious deaths" of two individuals in Nashua, New Hampshire. Information currently remains limited.

Military families and veterans brace for the effects of a potential government shutdown, as the Massachusetts Military Support Foundation prepares to offer essential aid amid uncertain times.

Amidst continued debates around gun control and safety, a Boston man pleads guilty to unlawful possession of ammunition as part of the nation's ongoing efforts to address violent crime and gun violence.

Non-fatal shooting in a residential neighborhood in Lexington leaves multiple people hospitalized, disrupting the peace of the usually quiet community.

A breathtaking estate at 111 Jordan Road in Brookline boasts top-quality renovations, modern luxury features, and striking city views. The impressive residence, on the market for $5,499,000, is located in the sought-after Corey Hill area of Washington Square and offers potential buyers an elevated living experience.

Former Boston Bank branch manager receives 25-month sentence for a bank fraud scheme involving the illegal transfer of over $100,000 from dormant customer accounts.

John Wilson, the private equity investor and former Staples executive, has been sentenced to six months of home confinement for filing a false tax return in connection with his involvement in the infamous college admissions scandal.