Officer Jesse Bonardi is appointed as the Worcester Police Department's new LGBTQ+ Liaison, aiming to foster trust and better communication with the LGBTQ+ community.

Governor Healey has nominated Stuart Hurowitz and Polly Phillips for Massachusetts District Court judgeships, awaiting review by the Governor's Council.

Medford Police arrested two after a traffic stop revealed one had a “ghost gun.” A minor attempted to escape but was apprehended while drawing the weapon. Both face multiple charges.

Framingham Police seek public assistance to locate Taelyn Chapman, a missing juvenile last seen on October 15.

The Lynn Police Department announced a drug bust that resulted in the arrest of Adalberto Sarita and the seizure of Fentanyl, crack cocaine, Amphetamine pills, and cash.

Ambience Healthcare launched an AI platform to automate clinical tasks and reduce paperwork for physicians, already adopted by leading institutions, as reported by MIT News.

Boston Police joined students for activities during Faith and Blue Week, aiming to strengthen community bonds with bowling, a zoo visit, and a pizza party.

A 20-year-old was arrested after a stolen car chase in New Bedford; he discarded a loaded .38 caliber revolver during the pursuit. The second suspect remains unidentified.

Mayor Wu and the City of Boston celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month with initiatives to support workers with disabilities, including webinars and an "Interview Day" event.

A baby was found abandoned in Springfield and taken to Baystate in stable condition. Police seek information and remind of the Safe Haven Law for surrendering newborns.

Maine man, Emil Dzabiev, gets over 10 years for drug trafficking with 121 months in prison and three years supervised release following a guilty plea on conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.

The Worcester Police Department is searching for Layla Al-Mohammad, a 14-year-old girl missing and last seen near Ashton St. The public is urged to contact 911 or 508-799-8606 with any information.

David Delauri of Haverhill was sentenced to 102 months for involvement in a drug trafficking conspiracy distributing counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl and methamphetamine.