The Star Market in Newtonville closed unexpectedly due to a health investigation into potential asbestos exposure caused by demolition work. The store will remain shut until the MassDEP deems it safe.

Authorities in NH and VT are searching for Adam Adolph, a "violent and unpredictable" man wanted for police pursuits and considered a fugitive from justice.

Boston Police District B-3 hosted the "Pink Ribbon Bowl," a flag football tournament supporting breast cancer awareness and raising funds for the Ellie Fund.

Christopher James Silva of Stoneham was arrested for allegedly damaging an ATM in Woburn with an explosive, faces federal charges, and could receive a 20-year sentence if convicted.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts has launched a SNAP Resource Hub and committed additional funds to local food aid organizations in response to the federal SNAP benefit freeze.

St. Patrick's Church in Watertown, MA, reported $9,000 in stolen donations; police are investigating, no arrests made, and community assistance is sought.

Boston celebrates the start of construction for mixed-income Harvard and Standish Homes in Dorchester, with city officials and partners working to provide affordable homeownership options.

Governor Healey promotes Angelo Gomez to Chair of the Massachusetts Parole Board, highlighting his extensive law enforcement experience and commitment to public safety and fairness.

Two suspects were arrested by Boston police for separate gun violence incidents in Roxbury and Dorchester, with charges including illegal firearm possession and assault.

Boston Police seek help in identifying five suspects involved in an armed robbery in Roxbury. The suspects, described and photographed, are linked to the theft of a scooter.

Boston's Halloween may be affected by an incoming storm with heavy rain and strong winds predicted for the evening, potentially impacting festivities.

Plymouth Police Department celebrates the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue concerts at Plymouth's Memorial Hall in 1975, reminiscing about the events and minimal security incidents at that time.

Following a month-long investigation, Holyoke Police and the DEA arrested two individuals, Jeffrey Cintron and Juan Jimenez-Gomez, on drug-related charges at a local store in Holyoke.