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As the city continues dealing with overcrowding at the park, they've added additional parking restrictions in hopes of helping.
Officials said the man flashed a gun while in traffic on Tuesday, leading to his eventual arrest.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations in and around Massachusetts.
The owner of a Dorchester auto body shop met with undercover officers in Framingham earlier this month.
The man pleaded guilty to felony charges in 2024 after he sold 1,000 Adderall pills laced with meth to an undercover officer in 2021.
Police said three men are believed to have used a homophobic slur during the Monday morning matter. What to know.
Here's when to put your trash out this week in Barnstable to account for the July 4 holiday.
Think specials on margaritas and plenty of other options during the four-day celebration of July 4.
Think specials on margaritas and plenty of other options during the four-day celebration of July 4.
Among the drugs were cocaine, fentanyl and psilocybin mushrooms, as well as a handgun, local police said.
Nine ducklings have been reunited with their mother after becoming trapped in a storm drain.
Police said one person was assaulted by a group of three people, but didn't need to be hospitalized.
The sheriff's deputy, who lives on Cape Cod, was "soliciting and distributing" explicit material to a teenager in Wisconsin, officials said.
For those looking to pick up last minute burgers, dogs and anything in between, here's what stores will be open — or closed — this year.
A Hyannis man is one of two sentenced after selling two guns to an informant working with federal law enforcement in 2021.
Officials were able to aid the person who was located on a steep trail across from the Nobska Lighthouse with non-life-threatening injuries.
A 17-year-old now faces additional charges after he was found with a gun at a recent community event.
Initial indications were that the vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed before hitting a tree, officials said.
The virus was found in a recent mosquito sampling, but no human cases have been detected.
A new study finds that, although home prices in Massachusetts continue to rise each month, the state's condo market remains stable.
