Boston police seek public help to identify a female suspect in a recent larceny near 88 Charles Street, described as a white female in a red and blue dress.

Boston Police Department (BPD) announces the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam for aspiring officers, emphasizing community policing. Registration is open until August 7, 2025.

Cambridge celebrates its 25th Dance Party with music, dance, and festivities on Massachusetts Avenue, featuring DJs, family-friendly activities, and a light show.

Boston Police seek help identifying a larceny suspect involved in stealing a bag containing a laptop and hearing aids on May 24, near 1 Nashua Street.

Springfield Police seized illegal guns, including ghost guns and a machine gun, and arrested several suspects, confiscating drugs and cash in a coordinated 30-hour operation.

Massachusetts lawmakers agreed on a budget compromise, allocating $535 million from state surtax revenue to support the MBTA and addressing special education and college maintenance costs.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces Juneteenth events to celebrate Black freedom and resilience. Events include a flag-raising ceremony, a gospel concert, and a community celebration in Franklin Park.

All 55 U.S. attorneys general agree to a $7.4 billion opioid settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, with funds aimed at treatment and recovery efforts.

Bog Iron Brewing in Norton, Massachusetts, introduces rules requiring children to stay seated with parents due to disruptive behavior including throwing rocks.

Southborough police seek public help regarding a hit-and-run that injured a worker. A gray Nissan Murano was involved in the incident on Pine Hill Road.

Boston Mayor Wu updates on city's youth mental health initiatives, highlighting the training of 318 clinicians and direct support for over 2,000 youths.

Jose Sanchez pleaded not guilty to murder, was held without bail, and was extradited from the Dominican Republic to face charges for a 2022 killing in Lawrence.

"Operation Spring Cleaning" led to the arrest of 117 fugitives by the U.S. Marshals across nine Massachusetts cities, targeting violent offenders and seizing firearms and narcotics.