Denise Guyette from Springfield has pled guilty to charges involving a nationwide conspiracy to distribute large quantities of fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The City of Boston celebrated the opening of the new Engine 17 Firehouse in Dorchester, which includes improved facilities and a memorial for local hero Marie Conley.

Richard Keith Thorpe was arrested in Maine after a high-speed chase, following a warrant for his arrest in connection to the homicide of Virginia Cookson.

A woman was hospitalized after a targeted home invasion in Fitchburg, MA, but is safe now. Police say the incident, involving unidentified assailants, poses no threat to the public.

The article highlights a weekend of events in Boston, including college festivities, road races, and street fairs, which will cause road closures and parking restrictions in various neighborhoods.

A Massachusetts couple has been indicted for illegally voting in New Hampshire elections, facing three felony counts for casting ballots as non-residents.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts is advancing child care financial assistance with a tech update for a new family portal and case management system.

Three MS-13 members face federal charges for their alleged involvement in separate murders in Massachusetts, with crimes dating back to 2010 and 2020.

Boston Police urge public help in identifying a suspect in an assault and battery case involving a weapon in Roxbury, following a shoplifting incident.

Boston Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in an Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon using a shopping basket on Humboldt Avenue, Roxbury.

Boston Police held a 'Coffee with a Cop' event in Downtown Crossing to encourage open dialogue and trust between community members and law enforcement.

MIT economist Jacob Moscona's study finds that how money is shared within East African communities—either kin-based or age-based—impacts local economies and child nutrition.

Han Lee pleads guilty to running an east coast prostitution ring and money laundering, facing potential prison time, with sentencing scheduled for December 2024.