A woman in Boston almost lost $12,000 in an ATM scam but later had the funds returned by her bank. A scammer swapped her card and withdrew money using her PIN.

The Massachusetts State Police celebrated the 50th anniversary of the 58th Recruit Training Troop, honoring their service and remembering fallen trooper George L. Hanna.

A one-year-old girl in Worcester was injured after being hit by a vehicle. Authorities responded, and the child, now in stable condition, is hospitalized. The incident is under investigation by the police department's Crash Reconstruction Unit.

A Harvard study finds a 56% higher stroke risk in older adults who are chronically lonely, stressing the importance of addressing loneliness in public health interventions.

Two shooting incidents occurred in New Bedford; one caused no injuries, and police seek Alfredo Loya, who has active warrants, in connection with the other.

Police arrested Davon Thomas and two juveniles in Boston's Hyde Park for offenses including illegal firearm possession and vandalism. A firearm, ammunition, and drugs were recovered.

The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in locating a suspect involved in a Roxbury assault using a pen-like weapon and encourages information from the public.

Massachusetts officials visit the US southern border to inform families and organizations about the state's lack of shelter space, aiming to manage expectations of migrants considering moving to Massachusetts.

Boston Police arrested Arn Jones in Roxbury for firearms and drug charges after finding cocaine, marijuana, a loaded Glock, and other items in a searched vehicle.

San Francisco's Mayor London Breed expands a program to convert offices into residences following Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's similar initiative supported by Massachusetts with $15 million funding.

A historic building in Boston, former Jacob Wirth Restaurant, was destroyed by a four-alarm fire despite efforts from firefighters. The building was unoccupied at the time due to ongoing renovations.

Boston Police Department's "Coffee with a Cop" event in Roslindale encourages dialogue between officers and the community in a casual setting, supported by the Boston Police Foundation.

Anthony Prizio has been sentenced to three years in prison for wire fraud, tax evasion, and identity theft involving over $430,000 at a Worcester retail store.