Survivors and families of the Maine mass shooting victims are suing the U.S. Army for negligence in preventing the tragedy, as the shooter, an Army Sergeant, retained gun access despite warnings about his mental health.

Massachusetts AG Campbell joins a coalition to oppose DHS's no-bond immigrant detention policy, arguing it violates due process and is detrimental to immigrants and the economy.

Fall River Police are seeking help to identify a suspect in a Subway robbery on August 31. They've posted on social media and encourage tips via their direct or anonymous lines.

A man was arrested in Boston's Back Bay after a road rage incident led to another man being stabbed and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Authorities in Tyngsborough search for 24-year-old Henry Stanaford, missing near Merrill's Quarry. His vehicle, phone, and belongings were found abandoned. Multiple agencies are involved in the search. Residents can expect increased police presence.

Boston secures Sister Mary Veronica Park as public green space, funded through the Community Preservation Act, underscoring Mayor Wu's dedication to accessible community spaces.

Smoking materials are the suspected cause of a fire in Middleborough that led to the death of Anne Tichelaar, 90. Local officials emphasize the importance of properly extinguishing smoking materials and using working smoke alarms.

The Boston Police are seeking public assistance with multiple larcenies at Sunglass Hut in Faneuil Hall, releasing suspect images and urging tipsters to anonymously provide information.

Boston's weather this week will be mild with seesawing temperatures, mixing sun and clouds, with a chance of rain and thunderstorms. Temperature to reach the 80s by Thursday, with a cooler Sunday forecasted.

A Boys & Girls Club worker in Plymouth, MA, faces charges for indecently assaulting and photographing a child. Despite pleading not guilty and posting bail, the employee is implicated in inappropriate acts with a child at a summer camp.

Massachusetts AG secures a $10M settlement with Schweb Partners LLC for tenant complaints about poor living conditions in Springfield, with the firm banned from property ownership in the state.

Eight individuals were arrested for open-air drug distribution in Springfield, Massachusetts, with narcotics seized during a two-day police operation.

Flip The Bird closed its Woburn location due to business challenges, announcing it on Facebook and detailing efforts to support staff transfers to other locations.