One hour after a woman who was being held in police custody was found unresponsive, she was pronounced dead. Now, her death ...

The City Hall employee, 33-year-old Daunasia Yancey, is the deputy director of the mayor’s office of LGBTQ+ advancement and ...

The public is invited to the police department on Monday night to pray for city police officers – “it’s protectors.” ...

SPRINGFIELD — Clinton Harris, a retired sergeant of the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department and one of the founders of the ...

Officers responding to a report of a shooting in the area of 95 Woodman Street around 11:45 p.m. found a man suffering from ...

Jorge Ruiz has been promoted to deputy chief of the Framingham Police Department, replacing the retired Ronald Brandolini.

By Veronica Haynes, Ted Wayman Click here for updates on this story WAYLAND, Massachusetts (WCVB) — More than 100 unopened, undelivered packages found dumped in the trash may be part of a larger scam, ...

The packages had been marked and documented as delivered but never arrived, according to police. The post Over 100 unopened packages turn up in a MetroWest dumpster appeared first on Boston.com.

On Monday, Wayland resident Lori Gols notified police that she saw four unopened packages with shipping labels still on them ...

According to Wayland Assistant Chief Richard Ripley, around 6:58 PM on Thursday, crews were dispatched to 14 Emerson Road.

Massachusetts police are investigating how over 100 packages were found in the trash, while also looking into the company that shipped the parcels.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot at 163 Ruthven St. in Roxbury around 10 p.m. last Thursday (June 19), according to Boston Police who later identified the victim as Teo Vernice. He was transported ...