Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and MOIA announce $2.1M in funding for services supporting the city's immigrant population, including legal aid and educational programs.

A sexual assault in Boston's Paul Revere Park prompts an investigation by Massachusetts State Police, with assistance from local authorities and a call for public help.

Everett City Council seeks AG's help to recover funds from Mayor Carlo DeMaria, alleging misuse of a longevity ordinance for unauthorized bonuses, prompting a no-confidence vote amid ongoing controversy and scrutiny from independent auditors.

Boston Police arrest Jonathon Turner for drug trafficking, finding 101 bags of crack cocaine, totaling 122 grams. He faces distribution and trafficking charges.

Massachusetts drivers are warned of heavy congestion on the Mass Pike due to bridge construction at the I-90/I-95 interchange, with lane reductions causing significant delays.

Springfield Police apprehended Gregory Rodriguez Jr. with a firearm and drugs after responding to a gun call. Rodriguez faces multiple charges, highlighting the city's struggle with crime.

Governor Maura Healey has cut or amended 25% of Massachusetts regulations to aid businesses, part of the Massachusetts Means Business initiative, which has been well received by business leaders.

Quincy residents sue to stop the installation of Catholic statues at a public building, claiming it violates Massachusetts' constitutional separation of church and state.

Former Deputy Superintendent Thomas Brady was indicted for forcing subordinates to do unpaid labor at his home, facing charges of extortion and bribery.

Massachusetts officials oppose Medicaid cuts threatening state healthcare, with Governor Healey, Senators Warren and Markey advocating for 250,000 at-risk residents at the Cambridge Health Alliance’s Revere Care Center.

Over 200 students rallied at Harvard against the Trump administration's measures affecting international students, criticizing visa restrictions and expressing solidarity with the global academic community.

Boston Police arrested a suspect, Maurise Tutt, after a ShotSpotter alert in Roxbury and recovered a firearm. Tutt faces multiple charges including unlawful firearm possession.

Brookline MA Police are seeking a male suspect for theft and credit card fraud after a wallet was stolen from a shopper's cart and used to buy $400 in gift cards.