Boston Police attended the Hyde Park Career Fair to educate locals about careers in the BPD, especially the Cadet Program, aiming to foster community relations.

Worcester Police seek help to find missing teens Ana Dias and Iara Neves, urging public to report any information.

Boston Police District A-7 officers participated in a Mother's Day celebration at the East Boston Social Center, indicating efforts to strengthen community ties.

Five men were arrested in Springfield's South End for soliciting sex for pay during a daytime sting operation conducted by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Cape Cod Hospital agrees to pay $24.3 million to settle federal claims of overcharging Medicare for heart procedures that didn't meet required guidelines.

Manchester daycare owner and employees face charges for allegedly adding melatonin to children's food without parental consent, endangering child welfare.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu announces the return of Open Newbury, transforming Newbury Street into a car-free zone for pedestrian use on Sundays from June to September, and special days in December.

A Massachusetts teen died from cardiac arrest after taking the "One Chip Challenge" with a spicy chip, prompting the product's removal from retail. An autopsy indicated an underlying heart condition.

RR Auction is hosting a music memorabilia sale featuring over 300 items, including a rare Bob Dylan painting and a Jimi Hendrix recording, with high-profile prior sales of significant historical artifacts.

A Massachusetts man was arrested for allegedly using fraudulent means to obtain over $18 million in PPP loans, using some of the funds to buy a luxury NYC condo. He faces charges of wire fraud.

A man was arrested for brandishing a gun and getting physical at a school bus stop in Marshfield, leading to a temporary "Shelter in Place" for nearby schools.

A 69-year-old Hull man was arrested on child pornography charges upon returning to Logan Airport from Florida. He was released on $1,000 bail with conditions.

A teacher filed a federal lawsuit against Great Barrington, MA, officials after a police search of her classroom for the LGBTQ+ memoir "Gender Queer," claiming it infringed on her civil rights.