Three people were charged by the Lawrence Police for selling counterfeit goods at a flea market, with over $450,000 worth of fake Nike, Adidas, and UGG products seized.

Police and SWAT responded to a mental health crisis at an apartment in Massachusetts, peacefully resolving the situation and transporting the woman to a hospital.

Two Massachusetts cinemas, Showcase Cinema de Lux Randolph and Foxborough, will permanently close on February 22, as announced on the Showcase Cinemas website.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the dedication of Twelfth Baptist Church Square in Roxbury, unveiling a new historic marker to honor the church's legacy.

Four Massachusetts State Police Academy staff are charged in relation to the death of recruit Enrique Delgado-Garcia after a boxing exercise. Involuntary manslaughter and perjury are among the charges.

Boston City Council adopted two resolutions: one recognizing February as Black History Month and another honoring Black veterans for their military service.

Boston police arrested 58-year-old Michael Browne on drug trafficking charges after over 200 grams of illegal substances were found during a coordinated operation involving multiple districts and the DEA.

Boston City Council honored the Patriots' successful season and promoted gender equity in sports by declaring New England Patriots Day and recognizing National Girls & Women in Sports Day.

Juan Romero was arrested in Dorchester for drug trafficking, with police seizing fentanyl, crack cocaine, and cash.

The Springfield Police are searching for missing 57-year-old Juan Nieves, last seen on Manor Court and Allen Street, and have issued a call for public assistance.

Boston firefighters extinguished a fire at 667 Adams Street, with one firefighter injured and no residents displaced. The cause is under investigation.

A Hyannis man, James Christie, was arrested on charges of child pornography after a CyberTip led to the discovery of explicit material on his cellphone.

The Pentagon will end military training and fellowships at Harvard, citing the school's "globalist and radical ideologies." The change takes effect in the 2026-27 academic year.