Jobe Santiago, a 14 year-old, charged with Angie Aristy's murder while another juvenile faces assault with intent to rob.

Born legally blind, John Oliveira rises through the ranks and takes the helm of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind with passion and dedication to a more inclusive community.

Firefighters face hidden dangers even beyond the flames, as gear infused with toxic PFAS chemicals might be contributing to a rising number of cancer cases.

A Massachusetts middle school became the latest ground zero in the hazardous "One Chip Challenge," with multiple students sent home in "physical distress."

A driver tragically loses his life in a wrong-way crash in Milton, with a medical emergency suspected to be the leading factor.

A recent lockdown at a Massachusetts charter school emphasizes the crucial role students play in reporting potential threats and maintaining school safety.

A fire broke out at a Sutton emergency shelter housing displaced and migrant families, shining a harsh light on the state's shelter crisis and the safety of its occupants.

A 31-year-old woman from Palmer faces charges after allegedly threatening to bomb a Seaport apartment building and causing a scene in the building's lobby.

As the war on drugs rages on, Massachusetts State police officers arrest two young men found trafficking cocaine, demonstrating the continuing consequences faced by youth entangled in this illicit trade.

A Wayland woman is sentenced for her role in a fraudulent physical therapy clinic, shedding light on a multimillion-dollar conspiracy targeting insurance providers. Will her co-conspirators also face justice?

An unknown teenager's presence in Pelham High School prompts a brief lockdown, emphasizing the importance of communication in such situations.

In a disturbing turn of events, a Boston doctor is indicted for alleged indecent exposure to a minor during a flight.

As the search continues for the suspect in Lynn shooting, community members are urged to stay indoors and secure their homes.