Law enforcement group alleges fraud in Massachusetts cannabis industry
The president of a local law enforcement group is sounding alarms about the reliability of cannabis products in Massachusetts.
Mass. regulators expected to pass social consumption of cannabis on Thursday
Social consumption of cannabis would be allowed at dispensaries, lounges, or even at yoga studios.
Suspects in overdoses of 7 Providence College students appear in court
The three suspects arrested in connection with the overdoses of seven Providence College students made their appearances in court on Monday.
Teen charged with burning BPD cruiser in "street takeover"
A Connecticut teen has been arrested and charged with lighting a Boston police cruiser on fire nearly two months after a "street takeover" in the city.
Suspected "Ghostface" masked robber arrested in Milford
Police arrested a man who they say who used a "Ghostface" mask and BB gun to rob a convenience store in Milford, Massachusetts.
7 horses killed in Plainville, Massachusetts barn fire
Flames ripped through a Plainville, Massachusetts barn, killing seven horses.
Lawmakers call for increased e-bike regulations after Stoneham teen's death
A handful of lawmakers are calling for the state to crack down on so-called "e-bikes" after the death of a Stoneham teen over the weekend.
Jury seated in Brian Walshe's Massachusetts murder trial
A jury has been seated for the Massachusetts murder trial of Brian Walshe, who is accused of killing his wife Ana in 2023.
Trench collapse in Yarmouth kills worker, 2 others hospitalized
One worker has died and two others were injured in a trench collapse in Yarmouth, Massachusetts on Tuesday.
Boston superintendent proposes closure of 3 more schools
Boston Superintendent of Schools Mary Skipper proposed the closure of three more schools and the reconfiguration of others.
Lowell woman convicted in road rage killing arrested again
A Lowell woman convicted of killing a man in a road rage case seven years has been arrested again.
300,000 in Mass. could pay more for health insurance if tax credits expire
More than 300,000 Massachusetts residents could lose some or all of the help they get paying health insurance if federal tax credits expire.
MLB pitcher charged in scheme to rig bets appears in federal court in Boston
Federal prosecutors allege Luis Ortiz told co-conspirators how he would pitch in games so the bettors could place wagers on those pitches.
Former Fall River mayor describes random stabbing: "He was telling me to die"
Former Fall River Mayor Will Flanagan can recall his attack with clarity.
4 charged in armed robbery at Brockton store that may have been inside job
What was thought to be a brazen armed robbery in Brockton, Massachusetts last month may have been an inside job, police said.