Three individuals robbed a 7-Eleven in South Shore, prompting their arrest on robbery and assault charges after police tracked them down with vehicle details.

Burlington police are searching for a masked gunman who robbed a gas station at gunpoint, taking $400. The suspect remains at large despite a search by police and a K-9 unit.

"Harry Potter: The Exhibition" is set to open in Boston on September 13, 2024, featuring movie props, interactive elements, and exclusive merchandise. Tickets go on sale May 16.

Katherine Reynolds, a Plymouth woman, has been charged with wire fraud for submitting fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loan applications. She faces potential prison time and fines if convicted.

Police presence in Bridgewater, MA, is due to an investigation involving firearms and drugs, with several federal arrests made by ATF and State Police.

Massachusetts awards $2.4 million in grants to enhance day programs for seniors, with a focus on Alzheimer's care and health equity, supporting 20 organizations across various linguistic communities.

Boston Police officers are engaging with local youth at the Backyahd Boston gym as part of a community outreach initiative to build trust and mentorship.

Boston Police held a self-defense class in the North End, teaching locals to protect themselves, fostering community relations, and receiving support from City Councilor Gabriel Colletta.

Erasmo Lira-Mendez, a Mexican national, faces a potential life sentence after being found guilty of participating in a large-scale cocaine trafficking operation in Massachusetts.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the appointment of three new neighborhood liaisons in Boston to enhance community engagement and city service responsiveness.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-90 West in Boston's Ted Williams Tunnel caused traffic delays and lane closures during rush hour, with cleanup and investigations ongoing.

A Massachusetts woman, Jasmyne Botelho, has been indicted for embezzling over $440,000 from multiple employers through fraudulent activities, potentially facing 20 years in prison.

A 3rd grader in Massachusetts was left on a school bus, prompting an investigation and concern from his guardian. The school and bus company are looking into the lapse in safety protocols.