Brown University Health takes over Saint Anne's Hospital, with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey celebrating the transition and emphasizing job retention and healthcare stability.

A Mass. State Police detective, Brian Tully, lost six days of leave for inadequate oversight in the Karen Read case, following unprofessional texts by Trooper Proctor.

Cape Cod man Terrance Cardoza, 28, received a 78-month prison sentence for drug offenses, including distributing fentanyl and cocaine, after pleading guilty.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed the "Mass Leads Act," focusing on economic growth in climatetech, life sciences, and AI with significant investments, job creation, and support for rural areas.

Thirteen individuals are indicted in a cross-state drug trafficking conspiracy using social media to distribute narcotics, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

MIT and Brigham and Women's Hospital engineers, with Novo Nordisk, developed a capsule for drug delivery inspired by squids, potentially replacing injections.

Jacob Lacourse was arrested in connection with the Attleborough shooting and faces multiple charges. Alexandra Elliott was also charged as an accessory. The victim, a 58-year-old man, sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Archil Grdzelishvili is sentenced to 18 months for bank and identity fraud in Massachusetts and Connecticut, with an order to pay $140,200 in restitution.

Governor Maura Healey nominates three lawyers for Associate Justices of Massachusetts's Probate and Family Court, awaiting confirmation by the Governor's Council.

Manchester NH Police are investigating two burglaries at Parkside Convenience Store, involving cash and cigarettes, and seeking information to find the suspect(s).

Plymouth prepares for its Thanksgiving Parade with road closures and no-parking zones on Water Street and surrounding areas, offering shuttle services for attendees.

A 16-year-old girl was hit by a car in Brockton, MA, and is hospitalized in stable condition. The driver received a citation and further charges may follow after an investigation.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces a $110 million Housing Accelerator Fund in Boston to spur the production of new housing units and address the city's housing crisis.