Boston's District E-5 police brought holiday cheer to St. John Chrysostom seniors with an event featuring food, music, and community engagement.

Boston Police Department officers visited Fisher College to promote the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam for police recruits, providing insights into law enforcement careers.

Boston braces for a wintry mix with snow and rain forecasted ahead of Christmas, following a sunny day with highs near 43 degrees. Precipitation chances increase Friday with possible snow accumulation.

Miquel Antonio Jones was sentenced to 10 years for an armed bank robbery on Martha's Vineyard, with details of the heist and investigation shared by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Eric Brault, a Level 1 sex offender from Attleboro, was arrested on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material after evidence was found on his phone.

Firefighters in Hingham, MA, fought a two-alarm fire at Ernie's Auto Body. The fire caused street closures and is under investigation for cause and potential casualties.

The Brookline Police Department is looking for a check fraud suspect and is asking the public for help, sharing surveillance images for identification.

Brockton Police Detectives arrested three individuals on drug charges and seized an illegal firearm, drugs, and ammunition in a narcotics investigation.

KBC Capital, known as "Lethal Eye," was sentenced to probation and fined for illegal distribution of firearm silencers, violating the National Firearms Act.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking assistance in identifying a man involved in a lewd incident at South Station on December 6th. The public is urged to contact them with any information.

A body was found in the Charles River in Boston; authorities, including the Massachusetts State Police, responded to the scene. The victim's identity and death circumstances are under investigation.

Massachusetts has appointed Rick Rathbun as the new Executive Director and Amy Fanikos as Deputy Executive Director of the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC).

New Hampshire man Miguel Angel Martinez Lugo pled guilty to cocaine possession and intent to distribute, with a potential sentence ranging from ten years to life in prison.