The Worcester Police Department is searching for a missing teenager, Karmen Millet, who is 4'11" with reddish/brown hair, last seen in pink leggings. They have asked the public to help locate her by sharing information and remaining vigilant.

A woman caused a bomb hoax in Concord, Massachusetts, by triggering alarms and leaving a suspicious package, which was found harmless. She was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Boston Police warn of a wave of cellphone thefts near bars and clubs, urging the public to secure their devices and not hand them to strangers due to financial crime risks.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking community assistance to find missing 14-year-old Samuel Ortiz, last seen on Cottage Street wearing a Nike sweatshirt and ski mask.

Boston is bracing for rain and potential thunderstorms with an 80% chance of precipitation forecasted, possibly bringing gusty winds and hail. The weather is expected to clear up for a sunny and comfortable Labor Day weekend.

Governor Healey criticizes President Trump's CDC actions, moves to protect Massachusetts vaccine standards and health care amid federal policy conflicts.

Salem's Black Cat Tours is a contender for USA Today's 10Best ghost tours, known for its walks through Salem's haunted history and connections to literary horror icons. Voting is open to the public.

MIT's AI system VaxSeer aims to enhance flu vaccine strain selection by predicting prevalent influenza strains and identifying vaccine candidates before flu season.

A man was arrested in Dorchester, Boston, after a non-fatal stabbing incident late Wednesday night. The suspect, Erinson Diaz Soto, will face charges in court.

Boston police arrested a 14-year-old after an alleged armed robbery involving a BB gun, recovering cash and arresting the suspect on charges of Armed Robbery and Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.

Boston officials are implementing a safety strategy for school transportation following a kindergartener's death, per a Boston Government publication.

Boston is set to host the "Survivor Ultimate Fan Cafe" before the premiere of the show's 49th season, offering fans an immersive experience with themed challenges, Polynesian-fusion cuisine, and a connection to actual show contestants.

Boston Police District E-18's 'Cones with a Cop' event in Hyde Park offered free ice cream and the chance to meet officers, including Comfort Dog Copper, to build community relations.