The Lawrence Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a missing person last seen in the Lawrence area, urging anyone with information to come forward.

The Boston Police celebrated the 13th Annual Youth Connect Partnership Breakfast, highlighting their collaboration with local youth and community organizations to foster safer neighborhoods.

MBTA Transit Police seek public help in identifying a suspect who vandalized a camera at Downtown Crossing Station.

Boston Police request help in identifying a male linked to a Roxbury vandalism case. The suspect wore a gray hoodie with a bunny motif, gray pants, and a mask.

Rainfall in Boston brings positive environmental effects and slight disruption, with ongoing showers expected to continue into the weekend, potentially affecting Thanksgiving holiday plans.

Springfield Police arrested Hector Rodriguez after finding a loaded gun in his car in Blunt Park after hours, with existing arrest warrants and past firearm convictions leading to multiple charges.

A man in his late 60s died after a fire in a Leominster condo, which also killed three pets. Smoking materials and home oxygen equipment found at the scene may have contributed to the blaze.

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.