Steven Santiago was arrested by Springfield Police for multiple firearms and violence-related charges, including kidnapping and assaulting a police officer.

Holyoke officials seek public's help in a fire investigation offering a reward for information regarding a blaze on Pine Street, which resulted in a firefighter's non-life-threatening injury.

Boston Police are investigating a series of burglaries in downtown businesses by a suspect using a pry tool, described as a bearded Black male in a black jacket or hoodie. Public assistance is sought.

High wind warnings are in effect for Boston as a storm undergoes bombogenesis, with gusts possibly over 60 mph. Minimal rain is expected, followed by cold air and calmer weather.

Cambridge Fire Dept and Marines run a Toys-for-Tots drive, collecting toys for needy children, with drop-offs at local fire stations until December 11, 2025.

Morrissey Boulevard may face closures due to high tides and minor coastal flooding from November 4 to 9, says DCR. Operations staff and police will manage traffic.

Buffalo Tom hosts its "Please Come to Boston" music festival in Somerville with unique performances and a Q&A session, reflecting the band's journey and fan dedication.

A school bus driver in Medway, MA, was arrested after hitting a child on a bike and arguing with officials. The child was unharmed; the driver is charged with disorderly conduct and cited for not stopping at a crosswalk.

Massachusetts invests $2.1 million into apprenticeship programs to train over 300 individuals, aiming to foster a skilled workforce across various industries.

A pediatrician, Dr. Ali Tural, and his practice settled for $175,000 with the MA AG's Office for falsely billing MassHealth for midlevel services as if he provided them.

A man was arrested in connection to a fatal hit-and-run in Lowell, and is due in court. The incident involved a female pedestrian who died from injuries.

Webster Police seized drugs at Tre Paniss's residence, arresting him for cocaine trafficking and possession with intent to distribute. The raid followed a joint-agency investigation.

Cambridge Police warn of a scam targeting permit applicants, involving fake emails requesting payment for permit transactions, which the city is investigating. No data breach or financial loss reported yet.