Copper, the Boston Police Department's Comfort Dog, visited Dorchester's Pope John Paul II School, providing joy and comfort to children during their day.

Police search for missing elderly man, Eugene W. Burroughs, in Milton, NH, with a Silver Alert issued. He requires medication and there are concerns due to cold weather.

MassHealth receives $1.4 million from a $47 million settlement with QOL Medical over alleged kickback schemes involving enzyme replacement medicine, Sucraid.

Springfield Police arrested 23-year-old Christopher Rivera, seizing a loaded firearm and heroin after he was found with a stolen car and resisted arrest.

Boston Police investigate a death at Charlestown Marina, with homicide detectives leading the case. Details on the victim and circumstances remain undisclosed.

A dispute at a Dorchester Burger King led to a security guard shooting an individual, after a fight regarding the guard's firearm. The wounded man was found on an MBTA bus and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Boston's weather this week includes sunny spells, potential snow, and mixed precipitation, with varying temperatures and wind conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

Demonstrators gathered at the Canton Police Department on the anniversary of Sandra Birchmore's death, demanding justice and accountability for the tragedy.

Former theater teacher Holly Fougere was arrested on charges of embezzlement, facing accusations of theft and forgery related to school funds in New Hampshire.

Plymouth Fire Department battled a two-alarm blaze at a single-family home with no reported injuries but significant damage; Red Cross aids displaced residents.

Governor Maura Healey warns that new Trump tariffs will hike prices for Massachusetts residents on essentials like groceries, clothing, and construction materials, with serious implications for the state's industries and economy.

Police in Salem seized over a kilogram of cocaine and arrested 31-year-old Bryan Brito for traffic-related charges during a drug bust operation at a residence.

Ofer Kalderon has been released from Hamas captivity after over 16 months, as part of a hostage exchange, reuniting with his family to the relief of his cousin Jason Greenberg in Needham, Massachusetts.