Curio Coffee in Cambridge closes after ten years, but under new leadership by Karissa Regan, will rebrand and continue serving coffee and waffles at the same location.

Holyoke police seized over 100 bags of narcotics and arrested Amir Rodriguez on multiple drug charges after an early morning trespassing incident on Elm Street.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle in Northbridge, MA. The incident occurred on Providence Road and is under investigation. No charges have been filed yet.

Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Boston is set to undergo a significant makeover, as the Massachusetts School Building Authority has invited it to start the eligibility period for renovations and expansion.

HUD alleges Boston's housing policies discriminate against whites, prioritizing minority homeownership, which HUD claims violates the Fair Housing Act.

Thomas Perkins from Quincy is charged with attempting to murder another man on Route 128 following an argument. He faces multiple charges and is held without bail.

A Massachusetts woman was arrested for stabbing another woman at a Macy's in NYC; the victim was changing her baby's diaper. The assailant faces multiple charges.

Boston announces traffic advisories for holiday events including First Night Boston, Hanukkah Vehicle Procession, the North End Christmas Parade, and Walter's Run 5K, with road closures and parking restrictions.

After gunfire in New Bedford, police arrested Tyrell Sanchez with a gunshot wound, a loaded gun, and drugs. He faces multiple charges and officials seek public information.

Boston's Matthews Arena is set to close after 115 years, with Northeastern University planning a new facility for 2028. The arena hosted sports legends and notable events throughout its history.

A joint task force arrested Joey Sanchez, the second suspect in a Springfield homicide, following an investigation into the November murder of Shain West.

Springfield Police arrested 39-year-old Jose Lopez-Santos on State Street after officers observed suspected drug transactions. A search uncovered multiple narcotics, cash, and a stolen loaded firearm.

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission approved regulations for public cannabis consumption at licensed venues, opening business opportunities and setting safety measures. Local approval is required for implementation.