A Massachusetts man was arrested for assaulting a 9-year-old who splashed water on him. The incident occurred at a family gathering and resulted in the child being hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The man is awaiting arraignment.

Boston continues to enjoy sunny weather with comfortable temperatures into the 70s and 80s, with cooler nights in the mid-50s, and no sign of rain or impacts from the developing Hurricane Francine.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments on whether to conceal identities of individuals linked to an alleged brothel, with debates over job loss risks and public perception of preferential treatment.

The First Baptist Church in Wakefield, MA, reopens six years after a fire, emphasizing inclusivity and community service with a debt-free, accessible design.

Federal indictment for one Massachusetts resident charged with health care fraud, while three others agree to guilty pleas in a $1 million fraud scheme.

A fatal collision on Shrewsbury St in Worcester involving a motorcycle resulted in a 26-year-old's death; police are investigating the high-speed crash.

Deondre Blanding of Roslindale was sentenced to five years for possessing a firearm during a drug deal. He was involved in a Heath Street Gang crackdown.

John Drivas pleaded guilty to tax fraud for failing to pay employment taxes and not remitting state meals taxes collected from customers at his North Shore restaurants.

Boston Police District A-7 offers a community hockey dryland training program for all ages and skill levels, emphasizing fitness, skill development, and teamwork.

MBTA Transit Police request public assistance to identify a person of interest related to a larceny at Fields Corner Station, where a sleeping passenger's bag was taken.

Worcester Police arrested Lawrence Gaul for a car break-in on Millbury St., recovering stolen speakers and DJ equipment. The second suspect is still under investigation.

Boston Police officers from District A-1 and the Bureau of Community Engagement welcomed young students on their first day at Eliot School with encouragement and free ice cream.

Worcester Police are seeking help to find missing 26-year-old Brittany Lunny since August 26, 2024, last seen near Umass Hospital. Call 508-799-8651 with info.