Governor Healey commended the near completion of the NECEC transmission line, expected to lower Massachusetts energy bills by $50M annually and deliver 1.2GW of hydropower from Québec.

Plymouth's Thanksgiving Parade will cause parking and traffic changes this Saturday, with street closures from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and alternative shuttle bus services available.

Officials in Gardner, Massachusetts, conducted a major search for murder suspect Aaron Pennington, with no success. The search in the Camp Collier area involved multiple agencies but didn't yield Pennington, missing since his wife's 2023 murder.

Boston enforces parking restrictions and street closures during holiday events, such as block parties, races, and tree lighting ceremonies, to manage traffic and promote safety and community spirit.

Governor Healey urges President Trump to release LIHEAP funds for Massachusetts residents struggling with winter heating costs as delays persist post-government shutdown.

A Lawrence man, Aris Arvelo Gonzalez, was arrested for conspiring to manufacture and distribute counterfeit drugs as part of efforts to disrupt drug trafficking.

Massachusetts appoints Zenobia Moochhala as Undersecretary of Business Strategies, utilizing her experience in marketing and growth to foster economic development.

Three men in Massachusetts were charged after a drug bust netted 99 kilograms of cocaine in a multistate operation involving Massachusetts, New York, and Puerto Rico.

Boston Police respond to shoplifting at Lululemon, arresting one adult and issuing summonses to five juveniles.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu confirms the 29th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to start the holiday season with tree lighting and Santa visits across 16 neighborhoods.

The Southborough Police arrested four people during a hotel sweep, two facing drug-related charges, in an effort to address local drug activity and serve outstanding warrants.

Boston is preparing for the 50th anniversary of First Night on New Year's Eve with activities across the city, including ice sculptures, a parade, and fireworks. The event highlights local art and is family-friendly.

Re:Bar opens in Everett, offering a mix of axe-throwing, darts, Nerf gun battles, gourmet hot dogs, and cocktails, designed as an experiential social space.