Massachusetts AG challenges Trump's order to end birthright citizenship, citing violation of the Fourteenth Amendment and potential harm to children and state programs.

The MBTA warns of possible train delays in Boston due to extreme cold, advising extra travel time for commuters amid risks like cracked rails and ice.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston University have organized a tribute to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Boston, with speeches and performances scheduled for January 25 at BU's Metcalf Hall.

Siereen Alsarabi arrested in Reading, MA for OUI and related offenses after being found with an open alcohol container in her vehicle.

The Springfield Police are seeking the public's help to find missing 15-year-old Charisma Vega, urging community involvement for her safe return. They provided contact numbers and a photo on social media.

Boston Police officers are engaging with community members in Nubian Square to encourage recruitment before the January 28 Civil Service Exam deadline.

A Wareham woman was sentenced to 52 months in prison for distributing fentanyl, resulting in a man's death. She will also pay for the victim's funeral costs.

Authorities investigate a fatal shooting in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood; the male victim died despite medical efforts. Public assistance is sought.

Boston police arrested 18-year-old Eddiarky Nolasco in Charlestown for possession with intent to distribute drugs after finding drugs and paraphernalia in his apartment.

Uxbridge Superintendent Michael Baldassarre was arrested for DUI, driving at 100 mph, and nearly causing a collision; he showed signs of intoxication but pleaded not guilty. His role is under review by the school committee amidst controversy.

Providence, Rhode Island records its first homicide of the year after a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed at an apartment complex; suspect Junior Medina Agosto has been charged with murder.

Springfield Police arrested two after a shooting, recovering a loaded, stolen gun. Victim Madwin Lluveras, later also arrested, was hospitalized with a minor injury.

The Plymouth Police informed the public that Cortney Lynch, a Level 3 sex offender, is now homeless in Plymouth and stressed its use for safety, not harassment.