Massachusetts State Trooper Terence Kent is indicted for bribery and indecent assault and battery related to an incident on Soldiers Field Road in Brighton.

Chelmsford Police Lieutenant indicted for tampering with records, witness intimidation, and public employee misconduct after allegedly trying to protect an intoxicated officer.

An Allston man was charged with trafficking methamphetamine and other drugs, with potential penalties including 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Boston is experiencing a cold March with a slight chance of snow showers and low temperatures around freezing. Clouds and light snow are expected, with a gradual warm-up toward the weekend.

Boston Police officers attended an Apple Grove Community meeting to discuss local issues with residents, fostering community policing and neighborhood safety.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell secured a temporary restraining order against the Trump Administration's cut of teacher preparation grants, reinstating over $6 million for local programs.

UMass Amherst's "Blarney Blowout" resulted in 29 arrests and 23 hospitalizations due to excessive drinking, despite efforts to offer safer university-sanctioned activities.

James Taylor is adding two August shows in Boston at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, aiming to delight fans with classics and new hits from his Grammy-winning "American Standard" album.

Victor Rivera received two consecutive 40-year to life sentences for the 2023 second-degree murders of Patricia Swett and Matthew Champagne in Nashua, New Hampshire.

Four Brazilian nationals were arrested in Massachusetts for allegedly running an illegal prescription drug ring, facing charges that may lead to imprisonment, fines, and deportation.

Boston Police and Suffolk County Sheriff's Dept. joined youths for a bowling event aimed at strengthening community relations. The interaction was part of ongoing efforts to build trust between law enforcement and local communities.

A car crash in South Boston led to the arrest of Andre Dos Santos on suspicion of cocaine trafficking and DUI.

Governor Healey of Massachusetts signed an executive order endorsing project labor agreements for public works projects over $35 million, aiming for timely, budget-conscious, and inclusive construction.