Thiago Oliveira pleaded not guilty to murdering Carla Lourenco Da Silva, with his actions alleged as premeditated. He remains in custody without bail.

Boston Police officers visited the Charlestown Boys & Girls Club for basketball and pizza, fostering rapport with the youth and promoting community policing.

Worcester Police seek help finding Sara Marques, last seen April 14 on Lincoln Street, urging the public to share information that could assist her safe return.

James Williams, 62, of Dorchester, is charged with breaking into a BU student's apartment and theft, with bail set at $500 and a pre-trial hearing on April 28.

A Dominican national was arrested in Lawrence, MA, for conspiring to distribute nearly 65,000 fentanyl pills and for illegal reentry into the US after deportation.

Chicopee man, a level 3 sex offender, is jailed for sending obscene material to a minor, with prior convictions for sexual offenses involving children.

Boston Police arrested Robert Rutledge, 42, on firearm and drug charges, including an incident involving a non-fatal shooting last month in Dorchester.

Boston Police Department's District A-1 hosted Park Street School students for an educational visit, fostering community relations and showcasing police work.

Boston's weather this week includes gusty winds and a chill on Wednesday, with a warming trend towards the weekend, possibly reaching 80 degrees on Saturday.

Eliot School students ran a 'Mini Marathon' in the North End of Boston, supported by the police who awarded medals and cheer at the finish line, fostering community spirit.

Two Dorchester residents were arrested on firearm and drug charges after a coordinated police search in Dorchester and Quincy yielded a firearm, ammunition, and narcotics.

The Pothier family is suing Greater New Bedford Voc Tech High School for $10 million, alleging officials ignored signs of grooming by former staffer Martins prior to their son's fatal crash.

Massachusetts has updated its Economic Development Incentive Program to attract businesses, removing the $5 million cap on tax credits and streamlining application processes to promote growth across the state.