A Roxbury man was arrested for possessing various narcotics during a traffic stop by Boston police, facing multiple charges including intent to distribute.

Cesar Rivera pleaded guilty to charges related to a bomb threat and robbery at Eastern Bank, receiving a sentence of 3-5 years in prison plus probation.

Worcester Police seek public help in finding missing 50-year-old Jahaida O'Donnell, described as about five feet tall, often wearing a dress and headscarf.

Boston has officially designated June 2025 as Pride Month to honor the LGBTQIA+ community and its history, emphasizing the city’s commitment to equality and inclusion.

Boston's rainy Saturday is expected to clear up for a sunny Mother's Day, with a dry and mild week to follow until rain chances return Thursday evening.

Massachusetts AG and 14 states sue Trump Administration over an emergency declaration for energy projects, citing environmental concerns and questioning the need.

An historic 1887 Groton chapel converted into a $3.85 million residence with six bedrooms and numerous amenities is on sale. Franklin D. Roosevelt once attended the original church.

Former Boston City Councilor Frank Baker is running for an at-large council seat after not seeking reelection in 2023. He aims to represent the whole city, offering a voice he believes is valuable for Boston's future.

The Boston Police Department is seeking public help to locate Treasure Strickland, a 30-year-old missing Dorchester woman, who has mental health issues and was last seen in February 2024.

Malden men indicted for cocaine distribution, facing five to forty years imprisonment if convicted, including potential deportation for the Guatemalan national involved.

Lorde announces her "Ultrasound" World Tour with a stop in San Francisco, promoting her new album "Virgin." The tour begins September 17, and tickets go on general sale May 16. Her song "Ribs" recently charted due to a TikTok trend.

A Fall River man, Justin Dupras, pleaded guilty to using USPS for cocaine distribution from California to Massachusetts and faces up to 30 years in jail.

The City of Boston prepares for a youth job fair to connect young residents with employment and resources, part of a broader initiative to support youth workforce development.