Yarmouth Marine veteran memorializes best friend with documentary
The documentary "Living The Dream" honors Yarmouth, Massachusetts Marine Cpl. Nick Xiarhos, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.
State trooper killed in off-duty motorcycle crash in Grafton
Massachusetts State Police Trooper Jacob Mick was killed in an off-duty motorcycle crash over the weekend.
Man charged with murder in death of Duxbury woman in Connecticut home
A man has been arrested for murder in connection with the death of Janina Brooke Murphy, months after she died in a Connecticut home under suspicious circumstances.
Judge denies extension of harassment order against Brockton mayor
Brockton, Massachusetts Mayor Moises Rodrigues testified in court as a student sought to extend a harassment prevention order against him.
Wrong-way driver that killed 19-year-old in Saugus apologizes to family at sentencing
The wrong-way driver who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the 2021 death of a nursing student in Saugus was sentenced to roughly 20 years in prison.
Man accused of throwing driver to ground in road rage charged with manslaughter
Timothy Scalisi is charged with manslaughter after an alleged road rage incident turned deadly in Waltham, Massachusetts.
Defense attorney says all of Michael Proctor's cases should be dismissed
Defense attorney Rosemary Scapicchio said all criminal cases handled by former trooper Michael Proctor should be dismissed after thousands of alleged racist and misogynistic texts were released.
ICE agents take driver charged in trooper crash away from Peabody courthouse
Lucas Di Benedetto, the accused wrong-way driver who crashed into a Massachusetts State Police cruiser last weekend, was taken into custody by ICE Tuesday.
Student-athletes to pay more to play in Winchester under new proposal
Student-athletes may now have to pay more to play their sports under a proposal put forward by the Winchester School Committee last week.
Severely injured officers say Mass. lawmakers won't fight for their benefits
Some Massachusetts law enforcement officers severely injured in the line of duty are fighting lawmakers for full pay.
Husband charged with killing wife says gun "spontaneously went off"
A husband accused of shooting and killing his wife in Winthrop, Massachusetts last weekend claimed it was accident, a prosecutor said in court Tuesday.
Massachusetts rideshare drivers become first in U.S. to unionize
Rideshare drivers in Massachusetts have officially made history by becoming the first in the U.S. to unionize.
Off-duty Waltham firefighter praised for warning DPW workers of falling tree
A Waltham, Massachusetts firefighter is recovering at home after suffering injuries from a falling tree.
Here's why oil changes are getting more expensive
Certain motor oils could see shortages, and that's making oil changes more expensive.
Report lays out changes coming to State Police Academy
The next Massachusetts State Police recruit class is on hold amid safety and systematic changes at the training academy.