A Haverhill man pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking and illegal gun sales and is awaiting sentencing. Two co-defendants also face court proceedings for related crimes.

Boston announces the 2025 Love Your Block spring cleanups for April 5 and 12, as Mayor Michelle Wu encourages community-led efforts to beautify neighborhoods.

Boston is preparing for snow, with a messy commute expected Thursday, transitioning from light flurries to a mix of rain and snow. The weekend may bring more snow and strong winds, clearing by Washington's Birthday with sunny and cold conditions.

The Plymouth Police Department shared their weekly update, detailing 704 incidents ranging from medical checks to arrests and traffic stops from Feb 2-8.

Arrests made in Justina Steffy overdose death; suspects face charges including homicide, kidnapping, and human trafficking, says NH Department of Justice.

Teacher Erin Mullen from Claremont school arrested for stalking, community and school respond with commitment to student safety and license revocation.

Three Massachusetts hikers were rescued from New Hampshire's White Mountains during a training hike due to severe white-out conditions and cold-related injuries.

A fire in an Andrews Middle School bathroom in Medford led to an evacuation and one hospitalized student. Classes are expected to resume the following day.

Boston authorities arrested multiple individuals and seized a firearm during a drug operation targeting the Massachusetts Avenue area. Two men, Howard-Lee and Gomez, face various drug and firearm charges.

Butlr's thermal sensors provide smart building intelligence while respecting privacy, used in facilities like nursing homes and offices without recording visual data.

Copper, the BPD's Comfort Dog, visited the Salesian Boys & Girls Club's after-school program to provide emotional support and foster better police-community relations.

Boston Police seek public help in identifying two female suspects involved in a tasing incident in Dorchester. The assault occurred near a Burger King, with the suspects described as light-skinned black females with dyed braids.

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld charges against Karen Read, denying her motion to dismiss two charges related to the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe.