John Lengyel was arrested by Fall River Police for a January 11 break-in at Fiesta Mexican Restaurant after being identified from surveillance footage.

Boston's Licensing Board approved five establishments to upgrade their licenses to serve all alcoholic beverages, marking an economic growth effort under new legislation.

Jahmir Appoletio was arrested for his involvement in Springfield shootings last year, facing multiple charges including firearm possession and property destruction.

A Lynn man was sentenced to 18-20 years for the 2022 stabbing manslaughter of Corey Lowe in Falmouth, MA, with an added probation term for another charge.

A nor'easter is expected to bring snow, wind, and coastal flooding to parts of Massachusetts, particularly affecting the Cape and Islands, with Boston seeing lesser impact.

Secretary of Education Dr. Patrick Tutwiler highlighted the Massachusetts administration's educational initiatives such as funding for early education, literacy, local schools, and higher education advancements.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has introduced legislation to limit ICE activities in sensitive locations within the state, enhancing protections in schools, hospitals, and churches against warrantless civil arrests.

Boston Police hosted a community outreach in West Roxbury, offering safety information and career advice, with a focus on recruiting and scam prevention.

A Hopkinton man, Christopher Dellelo, was charged with theft using a "skip-scan" method at a Milford Target, identified after an investigation into 12 incidents from August 2025.

Cameron Griffin was arrested for setting a fire near Peppercorn Hill, including charges of endangerment due to a child's presence in his car. An off-duty firefighter's quick actions led to Griffin's capture.

Springfield Police search for missing 14-year-old Julianna Garcia-Davis, last seen in South Branch Parkway area, wearing pink hoodie and beige slippers.

Chun Xiang Cao from Lancaster, Massachusetts, is charged with prostitution-related crimes following a multi-agency investigation into Healthy Wellness Spa.

Massachusetts AG Campbell sues nine towns for not complying with a law mandating multi-family housing in MBTA-served areas to address the state's housing crisis.