Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will expand the Boston Family Days program, including free access to arts venues and museums, to enrich educational and cultural experiences for students and families.

Massachusetts State Police fired Trooper Michael Proctor for unsatisfactory conduct and misuse of alcohol, revealed through inappropriate text messages about a murder suspect and drinking on duty.

A new tentative contract deal between Boston public school teachers and the city includes raises, better staffing, and improvements for students with disabilities, averting a potential strike.

The Springfield Police is seeking help to find missing 29-year-old homeless man Carlos Suarez, who may need medication. The public is urged to contact the police with any information.

Springfield Police's C3 Unit seized 500 bags of drugs, arresting two after a traffic stop revealed heroin. The car search uncovered cocaine and crack with intent to distribute.

A Boston gang member, Jose Afonseca, received 100 months in prison for racketeering, drug trafficking, and illegal firearms dealing following his guilty plea.

Boston's weather varies this week, with sunny skies and a chance of snow and drizzle ahead, according to National Weather Service and NBC Boston forecasts.

New Hampshire State Police found an abandoned stolen 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and are searching for the suspect. They released a surveillance image to the public for assistance.

Manchester, NH police seek three men linked to a violent incident at a basketball game. The altercation resulted in a man's facial injury. Warrants are out for Kalif Jackson, Lewis Jennings, and Shyquinn Dix on assault charges.

The Boston Police are engaging with local youth through the Game Changers basketball program at the Boys & Girls Club in Dorchester to foster connections and teach teamwork.

The MBTA Transit Police seek public help to identify a person linked to an indecent assault on an Orange Line train near Downtown Crossing on March 7th.

A Massachusetts man has been indicted for making violent threats on social media against public figures and others, including threats to an elementary school.

The Plymouth Police responded to 847 incidents, made 13 arrests, and conducted 110 traffic stops and 56 welfare checks between March 9-15, as reported on Facebook.