Boston Police arrested Raiquan Turner for alleged drug distribution in the South End after observing a hand-to-hand sale, finding him with crack cocaine.

Governor Maura Healey has implemented safeguards to protect Massachusetts federal workers from evictions and foreclosures during government shutdowns.

John Britt was arrested in a drug bust that yielded drugs, cash, and a firearm; he faces multiple charges including trafficking, while a relative also faces charges.

A cooperative police operation in Fall River led to the arrest of four individuals linked to narcotics and firearms, with numerous charges including trafficking and firearms violations.

Worcester Police report a fatal stabbing on Main Street; Tailor Albert Quinonez is charged. The department seeks public assistance in the investigation.

Massachusetts announces $140,000 in grants to four school districts to encourage playful learning strategies for students from preschool through third grade as part of the Healey-Driscoll Administration's educational approach.

Jesse El-Ghoul of Leominster pleaded guilty to theft of government funds, bank fraud, and money laundering, netting a $1,355,000 tax refund check fraudulently.

A man from Roxbury was convicted for a fraudulent scheme involving providing answers during commercial driving exams. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Harvey Rodriguez pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy and armed robbery related to a North Shore drug operation and a violent heist in January 2023. Sentencing is on April 27, 2026.

Boston prepares for a snowy weekend after a chilly Friday, with rain likely Saturday afternoon and possible light snow accumulations on Sunday, particularly in areas like Plymouth, Wareham, and Hyannis.

An audit found violations and oversight issues at Veterans’ Homes in Holyoke and Chelsea, with further investigations revealing significant errors related to a COVID-19 outbreak.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey opposes the parole of Jose Colon, convicted of murdering State Trooper George L. Hanna, emphasizing the crime's impact on law enforcement and the victim's family.

Massachusetts Governor Healey criticizes President Trump for cutting funding for mental health and substance use programs, impacting state services and progress made in reducing opioid-related deaths.