Boston Police engaged with the community at the 'Play 4 Peace' Basketball Tournament, acting as coaches and mentors to strengthen ties with residents.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Mattapan, Boston, on charges of illegal possession of a firearm with a high-capacity magazine after police responded to a gun-related call.

The Worcester Police are looking for missing teen Sean LeBlanc Peterson and asking the public for assistance. They provided a physical description and contact numbers for tips.

Two men, Charles Demos and David Landry, were found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2019 fatal shooting of Jarrod Harris outside Karma Lounge in Everett.

A Nigerian national pled guilty to charges related to romance and pandemic relief fraud after investigations into his fraudulent schemes from 2019 to 2021.

Boston expects mixed weather with humidity, heat, and storms, as per the National Weather Service, with temperatures reaching highs in the 80s and 90s, punctuated by possible thunderstorms and a weekend forecast suggesting unsettled patterns.

Police are seeking help to find 16-year-old Jermaine Wright, last seen at a Hampton Inn in Plymouth, MA. Wright is described as African American, 5'8", with a tattoo on his right knee.

A Massachusetts lawyer is charged with smuggling synthetic marijuana into a Rhode Island jail alongside three others, including an inmate with whom she had a relationship.

An ammonia leak at the JT Inman building in North Attleboro injured seven workers, with one in critical condition. After the incident, the area was evacuated.

The Great Scott music venue is set to reopen in Allston in a new location after closing in 2020, with community support and crowdfunding assisting in the revival efforts.

A man fishing in Dracut unexpectedly caught a smoke grenade, resulting in a cautious response from local police who advised avoiding Parker Ave at Beaver Brook Bridge.

Former Lawrence High School coach Jesus Moore was indicted on federal charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a student and transporting her to New Hampshire.

MIT spinout Arnasi Group is now applying their non-stick technology, formerly used for ketchup bottles, to medical applications, starting with a product to assist ostomy patients.