A 17-year-old student, Freddy Espinal, died after a medical emergency at his high school wrestling practice in Peabody. Grief counselors and comfort dogs are at the school, and a GoFundMe for the family has raised $43,000.

An 18-year-old is charged with murdering a 17-year-old in Taunton, MA. The suspect was also charged with carrying an illegal gun and will be arraigned in court.

Two brothers, Nick and Nika Ashtar-Zadeh, from Dracut will plead guilty to wire fraud for running a deceptive online cosmetics sales scheme, causing significant losses to a cosmetic company.

Lawrence Police are seeking help to locate a missing juvenile, urging the public to provide any relevant information.

Swampscott chiropractor Ilan Amar pleaded guilty to indecent assault and battery, and lewdness, receiving a sentence with a mandatory two years in prison and probation terms.

Governor Maura T. Healey nominates Justice Amy L. Blake as Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Appeals Court, highlighting her decade of service and diverse legal experience.

Boston Police arrested nine people in Operation Retail Theft to combat shoplifting in Mattapan and Back Bay, targeting CVS locations and responding to community concerns.

Boston Police arrested Joshua Martins for firearm-related charges in Dorchester after Shot Spotter and 911 reports. They seized a Glock 19X and a ghost gun.

The Massachusetts Governor and First Lady welcomed Ukraine's First Lady to discuss support amidst the Ukraine crisis, urging state support through local organizations.

Boston Police officers in District A-1 provide archery lessons for seniors to build community connections through the "Walk the Beat" program at Doherty Playground.

The Springfield Police, with multiple agencies, arrested two individuals, Gianni Gamble and Luis Semprit, who had outstanding warrants. Semprit faced various charges including assault, while Gamble had a federal warrant.

A pedestrian in Norwood was seriously injured after being hit by a car. They were airlifted to a Boston hospital while the incident remains under investigation.

The "Touch-A-Truck" event in Suffolk County offered kids hands-on experiences with various service vehicles, fostering community bonds and sparking interest in public service careers.