A Colombian national was indicted in Massachusetts for voter fraud, identity theft, and obtaining $400,000 in federal benefits under a stolen identity.

Boston police officers joined the Regan Youth League players for a 'Pitch and Hit' baseball event, fostering community relations and enjoying ice cream afterwards.

Boston Police seek public assistance to find suspects involved in a Roxbury assault, where a woman was attacked and pepper-sprayed. They released surveillance images for identification.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a recent armed robbery at Quincy Variety Store in Roxbury, providing surveillance photos and a description of the individual.

Boston Police are seeking help to solve a recent moped robbery in Roxbury and are reviewing evidence, offering anonymous tip lines for public assistance.

Boston's weather improves after a nor'easter, with light showers before a sunny Memorial Day weekend, according to NBC Boston and National Weather Service forecasts.

Worcester police arrested Shawn Fleury for drug trafficking and firearms violations following a search that uncovered drugs, guns, and distribution materials.

Boston's Zoning Commission approved new Squares + Streets zoning for Roslindale Square, aiming to boost mixed-use development, walkability, business support, housing growth, and community involvement in planning.

A Milford man is charged with assault to murder following a knife attack on Reade St. The Milford Police Department arrested Luan Moura, 33, who is also charged with A&B with a dangerous weapon.

George Floyd's uncle, Selwyn Jones, urged for police reform at the Massachusetts State House, as DOJ retracted settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville police.

Jim Pallotta's 19-acre Weston estate, featuring a 21,000-square-foot home with luxury amenities, is on sale for $38 million. The property includes a basketball court, pool, and additional land for expansion.

The former Harvard morgue manager pled guilty to selling stolen body parts, with several others implicated in the scheme; Harvard called it a betrayal of trust.

Holyoke Police use Facebook to seek public help in identifying a serial package thief and ask for information to be directed to Captain Cruz at 413-322-6940.