Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell leads a 21-state coalition in suing the Trump administration to block attempts to dismantle the Department of Education, alleging harm to educational programs and services.

Jermall Anderson from Tewksbury was sentenced to 15 years for sex trafficking and transporting seven victims for prostitution after pleading guilty last November.

Two MBTA Green Line trolleys collided at Park Street station, causing evacuations and delays; possible human factors are being investigated. No injuries or damages were reported.

The Boston Police Department invites residents to Coffee with a Cop in West Roxbury on March 20, 2025, to discuss concerns and build community relations.

Brighton police are seeking a 21-year-old man for assaulting two teens at a Brighton YMCA after a basketball game altercation. The victims received on-site medical attention as the investigation continues.

The Fitchburg Police seek public help to find Eliezer Gonzalez, last seen March 1, taking a cab from Ashburnham St. He's 43, 5'8", with a scar between his eyes, and may travel to Syracuse, NY. Call (978) 345-4355 with info.

Boston unveils its largest supportive housing project, offering 202 homes, with 140 units for people transitioning out of homelessness, enhancing the city's fight against the issue.

An Alabama man pleaded guilty to the 1980 murder of a sex worker in Boston and will serve a concurrent 13-15 year term with his existing life sentence.

A Vietnamese national, Truong Nguyen, pled guilty to passport fraud and identity theft in Boston for using a deceased individual's identity for over five years. Sentencing is set for June 12, 2025.

Boston anticipates a mostly cloudy day with possible visibility issues for the lunar eclipse due to cloud cover, amidst mild temperatures and gentle winds.

Jonathan Poirier pleads not guilty to the murder of missing man Austin Schepper, with the case now under prosecution.

Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade and 5K may cause traffic, with road closures and parking restrictions advised.

Massachusetts AG indicts health providers for $7.8M MassHealth fraud, including kickback schemes and false claims for services not provided or medically unnecessary.