Massachusetts town Maynard temporarily changes its name to "Mayenard" in support of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye for Super Bowl LX, with no cost incurred due to local funding.

Brookline Police seek public help to identify fraud and larceny suspects who stole a package containing credit cards and made unauthorized bank withdrawals.

One person died in a crash on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Palmer, causing significant traffic and westbound lane closures. The investigation is ongoing.

Boston Mayor Wu launches programs for Black History Month, celebrating its 100th anniversary with a theme focused on recognizing Black history's impact on the city's identity and ongoing justice efforts.

Manhole explosions in Boston's Back Bay caused evacuations and the shutdown of Newbury Street. No injuries were reported; investigators believe the cause was electrical.

A standoff in Spencer resulted in injuries to an officer and another person, and the death of the armed suspect after a shootout in a Family Dollar store.

Boston Police reported a burglary in Roxbury at 23 Leyland Street, seeking help to identify a white female suspect in a black jacket. They encourage tips via various confidential channels.

Tim McGraw is bringing his "Pawn Shop Guitar Tour" to Fenway Park on July 30, with special guests The Chicks and Lady A, among others. Tickets go on sale February 6.

Bomb threat leads to Milford Regional Medical Center sweep; suspect John Lee arrested and linked to similar threat at Boston Logan International Airport.

Governor Healey welcomed a Danish delegation to the Massachusetts State House to sign an economic partnership agreement focused on innovation in life sciences and technology.

Three Massachusetts families file a lawsuit over the carbon monoxide poisoning deaths of three women at a Belize resort, alleging negligence and safety failures.

Lynn Police seek help locating Jaylanna Curtin-Green, 17, missing since Jan. 17, 2026, potentially needing medical attention. NCIC# M408719566. Call 911 or 1-800-THE-LOST with info.

Massachusetts AG Campbell secured $17.85 million in settlements with Lannett Company, Inc. and Bausch Health over drug price-fixing allegations. The settlements include internal reforms and ongoing litigation cooperation.