Juveniles linked to repeat break-ins at Jay's Wine and Spirits in Fall River; police cite similar methods and issue arrest warrants for theft and vandalism.

Boston's Licensing Board approved alcohol licenses for Ama, Gracenote, and Merengue Express, part of a move to boost local economy and diversity in hospitality.

Heather Lewis led a police chase on NH highways, resulting in a standoff and her arrest, facing multiple charges including reckless conduct with a deadly weapon.

Time Out Market in Boston's Fenway is closing on Jan. 23, with its various food vendors and two bars ceasing operations amid wider restaurant shutdown trends in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts receives a $21.2 million FEMA grant to combat drone threats, enhancing security for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The FDA has raised the Ambriola Company cheese recall to a Class I risk level due to Listeria contamination, with products distributed in 20 states. No related health incidents reported yet. Consumers are advised to return or dispose of the cheese.

Haverhill city and police union agree to equip officers with body cameras to increase transparency and accountability after concerning incidents within the police department.

Massachusetts DOC launched a mental health helpline with VitalCore Health Strategies to provide after-hours support for inmates, aiming to fill support gaps during night hours.

John Forté, a Grammy-nominated Fugees collaborator and artist, has died at 50 with no immediate cause of death apparent. His work included solo albums and music industry contributions post-incarceration.

The FBI seeks public help and offers a $30,000 reward to capture fugitive Hung Tien Pham, involved in the 1991 Boston Chinatown Massacre, releasing new age-progressed images of him.

Boston has launched a $314,118 Swim Safe initiative to provide free swim lessons for youth, funded by the FY26 City budget, part of efforts to increase water safety and access to aquatic programs.

The Lexington Police seek help to find missing 16-year-old Kayleigh McCormack, urging the public to report any information to assist in her safe return.

A fire severely damaged a multi-family home in Chelsea, displacing at least 28 people. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. Local organization La Colaborativa is aiding victims.