Boston Police seized drugs in a Dorchester bust, arresting a man now facing trafficking charges, including possession with intent to distribute cocaine and marijuana.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 participated in the Parkway In Motion Easter Egg Hunt, engaging with the community and aiding in the event's success.

Jay Blodget, 30, charged with two counts of murder after bodies found near Salem, MA, Walmart; arraignment pending. Details scarce as investigation continues.

Boston Police assisted at the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Castle Island, promoting community relations by helping kids find eggs and ensuring safety at the event.

Christine Gendron pled guilty to a $19 million bank fraud conspiracy involving falsified documents to secure loans, with co-conspirators Masaschi and Norman.

Boston will experience a sunny Thursday, turning partly cloudy at night with a sunny Friday and possible evening showers. The weekend forecast includes showers and potential thunderstorms on Saturday, with clearer skies on Sunday.

Boston Police District E-13 officers joined Jamaica Plain's Easter celebrations, engaging with the community in egg hunts and activities aimed at fostering trust and understanding.

Boxing is returning to Fenway Park on June 7 for the first time since 1956 with an 11-fight card featuring matchups like Humes vs. O'Toole. Tickets are available for fans to watch ringside.

A 70-year-old VA physician in Massachusetts was arrested on charges of receiving and possessing CSAM, with a potential 20-year sentence per charge if guilty.

Boston will host its Annual Disability Community Forum on May 8, 2025, at Suffolk University Law School, with in-person and online attendance options.

Arrest made in Boston child sex trafficking case by police; suspect, Shakera Pina, attempted to destroy evidence when apprehended. She faces charges including human trafficking and drug possession.

Canton's first female police chief, Helena Rafferty, announces her retirement effective June 30. Her career faced challenges, including the Karen Read case and an accident involving a pedestrian.

Governor Healey nominates two Western Massachusetts legal professionals as Associate Justices to the Superior Court.