A child was hit by a car in Salem; transported by helicopter due to serious injuries. Separate incident saw three people struck, one critically. Locals call for improved safety measures.

Boston designated the Old North Church, Old South Meeting House, and Old Corner Bookstore as landmarks on the 252nd anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. These sites are now protected for their historical significance.

The Massachusetts DPU has launched an investigation into the charges on utility bills to improve transparency and customer understanding, with potential reforms and rate caps under consideration.

Governor Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll honored 32 Girl Scouts and volunteers in Worcester for their service, reinstating the awards paused under the Trump administration.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested for attempted murder after a woman was seriously injured in a Canton, Massachusetts shooting linked to a transaction gone wrong.

Massachusetts releases $5.9 million in grants for ADA improvements in 86 communities to enhance accessibility for citizens with disabilities in public spaces and services.

Boston is experiencing a temporary warming trend with clear skies and rising temperatures, expected to peak on Thursday. A strong front on Friday will bring rain and gusty winds, followed by a return to colder weather by Saturday.

Boston Police joined the Polar Express night at West Roxbury YMCA, engaging with the community and bringing Santa and the Grinch, reflecting efforts to strengthen community relations.

Boston leaders report a slight increase in homicides but an overall downward crime trend, reinforcing the city's standing as safe, and aim to address issues like retail theft and quality-of-life crimes.

A lawsuit was filed after a Chelsea mother and her children were allegedly forcibly arrested by ICE agents without warning, causing injury and trauma.

A Boston officer was dragged by a vehicle, leading to arrest of driver Avagadra Lipson, who faces multiple charges including assault and reckless driving.

Massachusetts public school students achieve record-breaking AP exam performance, thanks to state initiatives including expanded fee waivers and funding for low-income students. Black and Hispanic/Latino student scores notably increased.

The 1899-built residence at 45 Parley Avenue in Jamaica Plain, Boston is for sale at $3.95 million, featuring six bedrooms, unique amenities, and a private country feel within the city.