Boston Police seek a suspect in a Roxbury restaurant burglary on January 3, asking for community assistance to identify the individual from released photos.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts is seeking public input on expanding hunting, including Sunday hunting, crossbow usage, and changing setback rules.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a larceny suspect who stole a package from 614 Columbia Road. Images of the suspect are available online. Tips can be submitted anonymously by various means.

Two arrested in Southborough hotel prostitution sting; one charged with sexual conduct for a fee and drug possession, the other with intent to distribute drugs. Police aim to confront illegal activities.

Webster Police and Fire Departments, along with the State Police Bomb Squad, responded to a suspicious package at Webster Post Office, which was later deemed not a threat.

An officer-involved shooting in Hinsdale, MA, left one civilian dead and two police officers injured. The incident followed the civilian's distress call and ensued after a standoff.

Cambridge announces a series of events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including lectures and a day of service.

Massachusetts invests $13M into its state university system to improve degree completion, providing support services and addressing financial barriers to help students graduate.

Boston prepares for traffic disruptions due to construction and events, including Tremont Street's closure for Holocaust Museum work, Fenway Fest, and continued closure of Canterbury Street Bridge.

Boston protesters rally for a second day against the ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, questioning the federal narrative of self-defense and claiming abuses of power.

New Hampshire authorities search for an escaped inmate, Marie C. Mitchell-Torres, last seen at a Chipotle. She is 5'2" with blond hair and blue eyes. The public is urged to contact law enforcement with any information.

A woman died in a house fire in Easton, MA; initially called for a medical issue, firefighters faced a surprise blaze that took two hours to control. The cause is under investigation.

Governor Healey of Massachusetts has announced a plan to invest $600 million in the ConnectorCare program to counteract the end of federal ACA tax credits and keep healthcare costs down for residents.