A weekend adoptathon by MSPCA-Angell and Lowell Humane Society offers a unique opportunity to adopt guinea pigs and rabbits for free in an effort to combat small animal overpopulation across Massachusetts.

An "automation glitch" in the state computer systems has led to thousands of Massachusetts residents being inappropriately dropped from Medicaid coverage.

Despite improvements in infrastructure, Logan International Airport still falls short in traveler satisfaction in a recent J.D. Power study.

Middleborough Police ask for public assistance in identifying a man caught on camera behaving suspiciously outside a family home, prompting unease and questions regarding his true intentions.

As Potential Tropical Cyclone Sixteen barrels its way up the East Coast, it is expected to intensify into Tropical Storm Ophelia, bringing heavy rains and possible flooding to Massachusetts this weekend.

Staverne Miller steps up as Acting Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families, bringing 30 years of experience to her new role as she strives to advance child welfare in the state.

Illegal firearms and drugs found on a suspect as they were out on bail spark a debate on how financial resources are considered in setting release amounts.

A physical altercation between students at Murphy K-8 School in Dorchester raises questions about school safety and the importance of open communication with the community.

Laser strikes on a Boston hospital helicopter and JetBlue flight crews emphasize an alarming trend in airborne threats, urging authorities to enhance prevention and awareness of the persistent issue.

Boston's ERO tracks down a dangerous Brazilian fugitive wanted for attempted murder, unveiling the flaws of border control and the impact of transnational crime on local communities.

Jaydn Betts, the missing 14-year-old from Roxbury, has been safely located, leaving Boston residents breathing a collective sigh of relief.

As the opioid crisis continues to plague our society, one fentanyl dealer in Pawtucket has been sentenced to ten years in prison amidst a nationwide crackdown on drug trafficking.

Authorities finally apprehend 34-year-old Tisean Jones, a man on Boston Police Department's Most Wanted List, charged with a myriad of offenses including firearm possession, and cocaine trafficking.