A Roxbury man, Jorge Ramirez, was arrested in a drug trafficking probe involving cocaine and crack cocaine. His residence contained drugs and distribution paraphernalia. He faces trafficking charges.

The Plymouth Police Department reported responding to 749 incidents in a week, including 25 arrests and 40 traffic accidents, also highlighting community engagement and wellbeing checks.

Boston Police visited a youth summer camp to engage with kids, bringing equipment to explore, a comfort dog, and free ice cream to foster positive relations.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Worcester celebrates $2.7 million in grants for Family Child Care improvement and announces a future $4 million round.

Boston is expecting a week of mild, sunny weather with temperatures in the low 70s following a weekend of rainfall. A light sea breeze and cool mornings are also anticipated.

MIT's popular class, led by Faez Ahmed, integrates AI with mechanical engineering, helping students create innovative designs and tackle complex problems with machine learning applications.

Berklee College of Music partners with Boston Public Health Commission to offer music therapy for addiction recovery, emphasizing music's role in impacting every part of the brain and fostering connection and self-awareness.

Law enforcement in Falmouth conducted a sting operation on cocaine trafficking, culminating in the arrest of Michael Lutfy and seizure of drugs and cash.

A severe multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 involved the Attleboro Fire Department early Sunday morning, leading to critical injuries for one driver and temporary closure of the highway.

ICE launches Operation Patriot 2.0 in Massachusetts to arrest undocumented immigrants with criminal records, amid criticism of Boston's sanctuary policies and legal challenges from city officials.

A tornado touched down in Holden, Massachusetts, leading to a cool-down and rainy Sunday, with a forecast of sunnier, calmer weather later in the week.

The House of the Seven Gables in Salem tops Newsweek's list of historical house tours, renowned for its rich history and connection to Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel.

A "rotten egg" odor from decaying invasive Japanese seaweed plagues Gloucester after Hurricane Erin pushed it ashore, with officials stating the smell will fade as the seaweed breaks down.