AG Campbell and nine other attorneys general urge Congress to end an ongoing national energy emergency, asserting America's energy system's strength and criticizing reliance on fossil fuels.

A routine traffic stop in Dracut led to a Lowell man being charged with trafficking cocaine and other offenses after police discovered drugs and cash in his vehicle.

A fire broke out at a North Andover home, prompting firefighters to respond and cut through the roof to vent the flames. All occupants evacuated safely, and the cause is under investigation.

A car crashed into a home in Holyoke after fleeing a traffic stop, leading to the discovery of an illegal firearm and charges for the teenage driver and passenger.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey nominates Andrew Hoffman and Jeannie Rhinehart to the Juvenile Court, emphasizing their commitment to families and the rule of law.

Boston Police District E-13 officers engaged with the Jamaica Plain community on Valentine's Day, visiting a senior center, a bakery, and a school dance.

The JFK Presidential Library in Boston reopened after a sudden closure due to staffing cuts from Trump's executive order, causing community and governmental backlash.

A fire engulfed a train car at the Hyannis Rail Yard; no injuries reported. Firefighters, fighting winds, extinguished it in 20 minutes. Cause under investigation.

Police joined Beverly Gibbons Senior Center seniors for Valentine's Day with gifts, chocolates, lunch from Warren Tavern, and bingo, fostering community bonds.

MBTA Mattapan Trolley at Milton Station was evacuated using rafts after flooding, which may be due to the nearby Neponset River overflowing. No injuries were reported.

Judge Beverly Cannone expressed "grave concern" over new information in the Karen Read case, impacting the defense strategy and legal proceedings. The hearing saw disputes over evidence handling and requests for various unredacted records.

Cambridge firefighters rescued a woman from the icy Charles River below the Massachusetts Avenue bridge; she is currently hospitalized for serious injuries.

MBTA opens its first ADA-compliant commuter rail station in Wellesley Square, featuring new accessibility upgrades.