Karen Read sued Massachusetts law enforcement and others, claiming a conspiracy to frame her for the death of her boyfriend, officer John O'Keefe, and alleges his true killers are at large.

Boston's MBTA will undergo December service changes, including Orange and Green Line suspensions for upgrades and maintenance, with alternative transportation like shuttles and free Commuter Rail trips offered.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate missing 36-year-old Yesie Garcia, described as 5 feet tall with brown hair and eyes.

The Massachusetts Attorney General released an updated Guide to Landlord and Tenant Rights, covering legalities such as evictions, tenant screenings, and more.

Holyoke authorities arrested two suspects, Dones and Ortiz-Correa, for arson, attempted murder, and drug trafficking, after a fire on Pine Street and evidence including a "Ghost Gun" and cocaine were found in their hotel room.

The Winter Classic 5K Road Race is scheduled for December 7 at 9:30 a.m. in Cambridge, with several road closures between 9-10:30 a.m. to accommodate the event.

Boston's Superintendent plans to close three schools (Lee Academy, Another Course to College, and Community Academy) due to lower enrollments, with further district restructuring proposed.

Patrick Lee leaves his General Counsel role at the Plymouth County Sheriff's Office after over 20 years of service.

A major crash involving two tractor-trailers and a car on I-495 in Andover resulted in serious injuries and closed northbound lanes during rush hour. Traffic was affected for miles.

A man in Milford was beaten with a bat on Main Street; the assailant, Andre Oliveira Gomes, was arrested and charged with multiple crimes, including assault with intent to murder.

Boston residents will experience a modest warmup after cold conditions, with sunny days and gradual temperature increases expected throughout the week.

Police arrested a 41-year-old man, William A. Silvia, after a high-speed chase in Massachusetts, where he faced multiple charges including reckless driving.

The Fall River Police Department refutes paid TV spots discrediting officers involved in the fatal shooting of Anthony Harden, emphasizing the action was justified.