A large fire damaged a home on Train Street in Dorchester, Boston, injuring one firefighter and displacing two residents. The cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts officials lauded Springfield Public Schools for increasing school breakfast participation to 85%, observing the program's success and the importance of starting the day with a nutritious meal.

Boston Police arrested Zion Ford and Jamori Freeman for firearm-related charges after a traffic stop in Dorchester.

A retired railroad worker's collection led to the discovery of commercial-grade explosives in Medway, Massachusetts, prompting a response from law enforcement and the bomb squad to ensure public safety.

Milford Police are searching for Kamilla Masciarelli, 15, last seen in Milford around 5 PM wearing a black hoodie and gray pants. Call 508-473-1113 with info.

AG Campbell welcomed a judge's prolonged halt to the Trump Administration's order to retract SNAP benefits, highlighting how vital these are for Americans.

Boston's Veterans Day forecast predicts a slight chance of flurries, partly sunny skies, and gusty winds, with temperatures around 40 degrees. The cold and windy conditions are expected to continue into the night.

Massachusetts State Police arrested 56 individuals for child exploitation, charging them with various offenses, as part of "Operation Firewall," involving multiple agencies.

Atlanta man Shaka Stayman faces charges for stealing over $1 million from Massachusetts Unclaimed Property Division and attempted further theft of $2.2 million. He pled not guilty.

The Howe Mansion in Nahant, Massachusetts, has been restored with $5.5 million. The project, led by Volnay Capital, saved the 1880 Queen Anne structure from demolition, blending historical elements with luxurious modern amenities.

Police arrested Daivon Ferguson in Springfield after he allegedly attacked a woman with a firearm, resisted arrest, and garnered multiple charges including assault and firearm violations.

Massachusetts jail librarian Ginger Hook is accused of smuggling $65,000 worth of K-2 into the Dartmouth jail.

The Plymouth Police Department shared details of handling 726 incidents, including traffic stops, accidents, disturbances, suspicious activities, wellness checks, arrests, and even accidental 911 calls, in a week on Facebook.