The Boston Police Department hosted a recruitment event at the Prudential Center Mall, informing prospective recruits about the 2025 Massachusetts Civil Service Exam and encouraging them to apply before the January 28th deadline.

The Worcester Police Department seeks public help to find Alicia Fernandes, missing since last seen on Lincoln Street. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

Boston anticipates cold, windy weather with potential polar vortex effects and a sunny but brisk week ahead, as reported by the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

A 73-year-old man died after a vehicle collision in Falmouth. The driver stayed on the scene and no charges have been filed. Investigations are ongoing.

A 19-year-old was arrested for a shooting at Morna Lounge in New Bedford, MA, leaving one man dead and two women injured. The city plans to hold violent establishments accountable.

A pedestrian was killed and two others critically injured when a vehicle struck the pedestrian and then crashed into a building in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood.

The North Attleboro Fire Department tackled two fires, involving electric vehicles and solar panels, with aid from neighboring towns, and managed another fire near the local YMCA.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts has proposed eliminating renter-paid broker fees, shifting the cost to landlords, as part of her budget geared toward making housing more affordable.

A 34-year-old man was arrested after a crash in Cohasset, where he hit a utility pole with his car and fled the scene, but was found by a police K9 unit. He faces multiple charges, including OUI-drugs.

Chicago, the iconic rock band, announces 36 new tour dates for 2025, including a Boston performance on August 2, with tickets going on sale January 17. The band continues to tour after decades of success.

A serious two-car crash on Commonwealth Avenue near Boston University on Sunday night left two injured, disrupted Green Line service, and prompted traffic control measures.

MIT's Senseable City Lab study reveals that energy coaching and technology can help households in Amsterdam halve their energy expenses, significantly reducing energy poverty.

A traffic stop by Plymouth Police led to the arrest of Michael Botelho for cocaine trafficking and related charges after 55 grams of the drug were found in his vehicle.