Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads an effort with other states' AGs to request the FDA to lift restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone.

Brookline Police are searching for a suspect in a package theft from a Coolidge Corner apartment, described as a bearded black male in a black outfit.

Police officers rescued an unconscious kayaker in Plymouth, using a kayak and a canoe to provide life-saving assistance. The victim regained vital signs after the rescue.

Worcester City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj was charged with assault on an officer and interference during an ICE operation, sparking community response and policy changes regarding immigration status inquiries.

Springfield Police Department and Hampden County Sheriff's Department arrested three for possession of illegal guns and drugs after a targeted operation.

Massachusetts authorities are seeking help to locate a missing juvenile, urging people to provide any information that may assist in their safe return.

Andrew Oprian, 27, of Belmont, surrendered to face charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and property destruction after a violent road rage incident in Brighton.

A Dominican national pleaded guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, facing up to 20 years in prison and possible deportation again.

President Trump signed an executive order to block entry for foreigners planning to study at Harvard, affecting about 7,000 students and prompting concerns from the university.

Boston is transforming office spaces into housing, with a $7.4 million investment for nearly 200 units, including income-restricted ones, to address housing costs.

Boston Police participated in a community event at the Beverly Gibbons Center, decorating boards to recreate the Bunker Hill Flag for its 250th anniversary.

Boston Police issued a missing person alert for 79-year-old Themistokl Kuqi from Hyde Park, last seen near Summer Street. They seek public assistance.

The Trump Administration’s Labor Department is pausing the Job Corps program, affecting young workers and staff in Massachusetts, a decision opposed by local officials.