Boston Police arrested a suspect in the South End for fentanyl trafficking; approximately 19 grams were seized and the suspect is awaiting arraignment.

Five individuals were arrested in Fall River drug busts, with seizures on John and Union Streets including crack cocaine, oxycodone, Suboxone, and BB guns. Charges include possession with intent to distribute.

Eight students suffered minor injuries after a school bus-car collision on Route 128 in Weston, prompting hospitalization and an ongoing investigation.

Boston Police mingled with the community at Mayor Wu's Fall-O-Ween event, serving ice cream and engaging in festive activities to foster unity and trust.

A family's boat caught fire off Massachusetts' coast, leading to a rescue after they swam to an island and made a distress call using a found marine radio.

Boston faces typical October weather with a mix of sun and showers, and possible gusty winds. A coastal storm may disrupt Halloween plans, with uncertainty about the impact of potential Hurricane Melissa.

Aaron Pennington remains at large two years after the murder of his wife, Breanne, in Gardner, MA, as the community and authorities continue their search for him.

A man was arrested in Mattapan for drug offenses and possessing a stolen moped after police noticed suspicious activity. He attempted to flee but was caught, found with Fentanyl, cash, and a fake gun.

Boston Police arrested Christopher Baez for a stabbing incident with a box cutter at 8 Allstate Road; the female victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Cambridge will host its 2nd Annual 5K and 8th Annual Half Marathon, causing weekend road closures. The races start at CambridgeSide, impacting areas such as Kendall Square and along the Charles River, with police managing traffic.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Hokkaido-Massachusetts Sister State Agreement with a visiting Japanese delegation.

A Nantucket mansion at 59 S Shore Road, listed for $39.9 million, boasts nine bedrooms, luxury amenities, and a combination of equestrian and coastal elements.

The MBTA has enhanced Franklin Station's accessibility with a new platform, better lighting, and more parking spaces, aligning with the Healey-Driscoll Administration's inclusivity goals.