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.

Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted progress in Boston Public Schools, including better bus reliability and improved academics, while recognizing the need for ongoing reforms and addressing challenges in her first State of the Schools address.

MBTA announces a 10-day shutdown of the Green Line between Park Street and Union Square starting November 4 for safety upgrades, advising commuters to allow extra travel time and use replacement shuttle services or alternative bus routes.

A Pennsylvania murder suspect, Elieze Guilamo, was arrested in Revere, Massachusetts, by U.S. Marshals with aid from local police and is awaiting extradition.

Two suspects, Deshawn Grayson and Tyrece Tennyson-Young, were arrested in connection with a non-fatal shooting in Mattapan, Boston, facing multiple weapons charges.

Cambridge highlights local businesses for Small Business Saturday, underlining the economic and community benefits of shopping locally during the holiday season.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell co-leads a coalition to protect education programs from federal cuts, challenging U.S. DOE TRIO program grant terminations.

Plymouth Police Department reports on a week of activity with 748 incidents, 15 arrests, 117 traffic stops, and responses to accidents, alarms, and social disturbances.

A Boston man with a history of larceny was charged with armed robbery after threatening a CVS employee with pepper spray during a shoplifting incident.

A suspect, Doris Valentin, was arrested by Holyoke Police for alleged theft, trespassing, and other charges after a pursuit. She also had two outstanding warrants.