Massachusetts Clamps Down on Ticket Resale Market with New Economic Development Bill Endorsed by Gov. Healey
Massachusetts's new economic development bill mandates that ticket resale must happen through the original purchase platform, drawing criticism for potentially harming fans and limiting market competition.
MBTA Unveils "MBTA Go" Live Tracking App to Improve Boston Commutes, with Multi-language Support and Future Enhancements Teased
The MBTA has launched "MBTA Go," an app providing real-time transit data for iPhone users in Boston, with an Android release planned. It offers various language support and future enhancements are expected.
Urgent Search for Missing 11-Year-Old Sofia Reyes-Vila in Springfield, Police and Community Rally Together
The Springfield Police are searching for an 11-year-old runaway, Sofia Reyes-Vila, and seek public help. She was wearing a purple shirt and black pants. Community members can contact the police with information.
Police Partnership Yields Significant Opioid Bust in Holyoke, Two Charged With Drug Offenses
Police in Holyoke and Chicopee, together with the Western Mass FBI Gang Task Force, executed a search warrant at 170 Hampshire Street, seizing heroin/fentanyl and charging two individuals with drug offenses.
Activist Allegedly Assaulted by Restaurant Owner at Worcester City Council Meeting, Suspect Charged
A local activist was spray-painted in the face by a restaurant owner during a Worcester City Council meeting, leading to assault charges and sparking a debate on violence against activists.












