A Cape Cod mansion next to the Kennedy compound is listed for sale at $19.8 million, featuring eight bedrooms, a private beach, and historical allure.

A fire broke out at the Cohasset Recycling and Transfer facility, destroying a front-end loader and buildings after police reported an explosion. Local and neighboring firefighters battled the blaze for hours; an investigation is underway.

A Brockton man was arrested for drug trafficking after a detailed investigation, with cocaine, crack cocaine, fentanyl, and a "ghost gun" seized by authorities.

A Chicopee man received a 147-month prison sentence for robbery, assault, and firearm charges involving a confidential informant.

The Boston Police Department recognized National First Responders Day, celebrating the dedication of police, firefighters, paramedics, and dispatchers.

A man from Braintree was sentenced to 15 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering within a larger network distributing meth in New England.

Massachusetts Governor Healey appoints Jordan Maynard as Chair of the Gaming Commission and Paul Brodeur as a Commissioner, completing the five-member board.

Boston resident Joshua Smith, 21, was arrested for multiple firearm charges after police stopped a vehicle in Dorchester. A firearm was recovered during the incident.

Multiple crashes on Route 93 in Wilmington, MA, send four to the hospital and involve a fire truck, with the cause under investigation.

An Orford man, Noah Schwarz, is charged with multiple sexual assaults involving a minor. His arraignment is pending, and state police seek information.

MIT researchers have developed a new method for training robots more efficiently using a data "language" that integrates diverse inputs, potentially bringing the concept of a general-purpose robot, like Rosie from "The Jetsons," closer to reality.

Massachusetts has allocated $2.4 million for ecological restoration projects to enhance climate resilience and waterways. Funds will support culvert replacements and professional training in line with the state's ecological standards.

Two men were found dead in a Yarmouth beach parking lot and are under investigation by local and state police; their cause of death is unclear, and there's no public danger.