A woman was found dead and a man severely injured in a Chicopee, MA home, with authorities investigating the incident as isolated, posing no community threat.

A man died in a box truck fire in Claremont, NH. The identity and cause of death are pending investigation. Authorities seek public assistance with the ongoing investigation.

Springfield police seized a firearm and arrested three after a traffic stop for vehicle violations, including Jordan Perez, Jailyn Cassel, and Mohamud Ali.

The Massachusetts House approved a bill to adjust Boston's property tax system, which has now moved to the Senate for further review. Critics argue against the shift in tax burden while supporters see it as necessary relief for residents.

Teenagers broke into a Nantucket home to throw a Halloween party after their Airbnb rental request was denied. The police are investigating, but no charges have been filed yet.

Massachusetts leads in the growth of its outdoor recreation economy, contributing $13.2 billion to the state's economy and creating over 103,600 jobs, with a 13.3% increase from 2022 to 2023.

Two planes collided at Logan Airport in separate incidents; one involved a towing vehicle and an empty JetBlue aircraft hitting a Cape Air plane, the other a stationary Frontier plane clipped by a taxiing American Airlines plane.

A man was arrested for a stabbing in Lynn, where the victim, a 37-year-old male, was seriously injured and is recovering after police applied tourniquets and he was airlifted to a hospital.

Boston prepares for its 82nd annual Tree Lighting on Dec 5, celebrating the long-standing tradition of Nova Scotia's gifted tree as thanks for 1917 aid.

MIT researchers designed a promising cancer vaccine aimed at enhancing the efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade therapies against heterogeneous tumors.

Victor Tiu Lopez was convicted by the Massachusetts AG's Office for larceny and witness intimidation, defrauding primarily Guatemalan immigrants through a rental scheme.

Ian Atkinson from Dorchester was convicted of attacking a woman who had ignored his greeting, resulting in assault charges and a two-year prison sentence.

Eric Labarge was sentenced to 46 months in prison for leading a conspiracy to harass NHPR journalists, with a $10,000 fine and over $34,000 in restitution.