Boston's Halloween weather may include showers, with a 20% chance by next Wednesday and uncertain conditions through Thursday due to a possible coastal storm.

Three inmates at MCI-Norfolk prison died recently, with no suspicion of foul play; investigations are ongoing, and causes of death are pending medical examination.

State Farm is set to enter the Massachusetts insurance market in 2027, planning to offer a comprehensive range of services. Despite their established national presence, this marks their full debut in the state, joining a competitive local industry.

The Massachusetts AG's Office reached a $1 million settlement with TFG Holding for deceptive VIP membership practices involving unclear billing and costs.

Springfield Police arrested Brandon Torres and Alicia Ferrer for drug trafficking, seizing narcotics and arresting them in a raid, also involving children present at the scene.

Boston officials approved new zoning rules to spur growth in Downtown, focusing on housing and mixed-use developments while protecting historic sites.

The MBTA Board approved an $850 million funding boost from the Healey-Driscoll Administration for enhancements to the Massachusetts transit system's safety and reliability.

Gov. Healey announces safety measures after a fire in an assisted living facility in Massachusetts, with a 100% response rate from ALRs to a safety survey highlighting areas for improvement.

Man arrested in Milford, MA, on motor vehicle homicide charge; Robert Laspesa, 41, was taken into custody without incident at his home by local police.

Boston Police District E-5 joined Holy Name Parish School for a community movie night aimed at fostering relationships with residents in West Roxbury.

Holyoke Police arrested two suspects, Jonathan Vergara and Desmond Wheeler, for a violent home invasion involving gun-inflicted head injuries. They used video surveillance and inter-departmental collaboration for the arrests.

Cambridge is hosting family-friendly Halloween events, including Vampire Orienteering at Danehy Park, costume gatherings, and a movie night, with safety reminders for all participants.

Boston Police and DEA host National Drug Take Back Day, encouraging locals to safely dispose of excess drugs at designated stations on October 25 from 10 AM to 2 PM.