A devastating car crash in Salem claims the life of a 20-year-old, with a compassionate witness holding the victim's hand until the ambulance arrives.

The trial has commenced for Steven Foley, a convicted sex offender accused of killing Cynthia Webb and burning her body in her car. His disturbing criminal history unveils complexities in a system that continues to grapple with justice for survivors of sexual violence.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson falls victim to robbery while visiting the problematic Mass. and Cass area, emphasizing the need for action from city officials.

In a routine traffic stop, troopers uncover concealed firearm leading to the arrest of two individuals. What began as a simple window tint violation escalated within moments.

Heartwarming "Jessa's Journey" event raises funds for a wheelchair van and medical expenses for courageous Methuen girl, strengthening her family's ability to stay together during their ongoing journey.

Amidst tense negotiations with the university, resident assistants at Tufts University are set to strike on the most crucial day for incoming students.

MassDOT secretary Gina Fiandaca announces departure after just eight months.

As Boston's lifeguard demand surges due to ongoing pool renovations, BCYF plans two hiring events in September to recruit certified lifeguards, offering competitive salaries and benefits.

Recent sewage discharges resulting from combined sewer overflows (CSOs) in Boston have authorities issuing an urgent public health warning. What steps can be taken to mitigate the negative impact on our waterways?

Last Sunday, the streets of downtown Boston became a  battlefield as a group of juveniles refused to heed police orders and engage in a violen...

Mayor Michelle Wu announces a new plan to tackle the ongoing crisis at Mass. and Cass with a temporary 30-bed facility and a proposed ordinance to tackle homeless encampments while remaining empathetic to the vulnerable.

A Chelsea man's indictment for unlawfully trafficking machinegun conversion devices sheds light on the dangerous world of illegal firearms and accessories.

Recent polls rate Boston as the nation's second safest city, but is it really that safe or is there a difference between perception and reality?