Salem Officer Charged with Assault Over Laundry Dispute
A Salem police officer faces assault charges for allegedly pushing his mother‑in‑law during a laundry argument.
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Massachusetts Implements New Firearms Registration Rules
New firearms registration rules became effective statewide in Massachusetts the week of Oct. 24‑30, 2026, as voters prepare to vote on retaining or repealing the 2024 firearm law.
Man Killed in Early‑Morning Motorcycle Crash in Revere
A 34‑year‑old man was killed in a motorcycle crash on Lee Burbank Highway in Revere early on October 30, 2026, and the incident is under investigation by local and state authorities.
Massachusetts Police Identify Decades‑Old Quincy Murder Victim
State police identified a 35‑year‑old former Randolph High School graduate from skeletal remains found in a Quincy grave 30 years ago, ruling the death a homicide.
Wareham Officer Charged with Rape, Threatening Girlfriend with Weapon
Wareham police officer Ryan Gomes was charged with rape and for threatening his girlfriend with a gun or Taser, according to investigators.
5-Year-Old Critically Injured After Vehicle Collision in North Attleborough
A 5-year-old was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle on Arnold Mills Road and was airlifted to Hasbro Children’s Hospital. Police are investigating the collision.
Healey, Minogue Reveal Votes on 9 Ballot Measures
Governor Maura Healey and Republican challenger Mike Minogue disclosed their positions on each of the nine ballot questions slated for the November 2026 Massachusetts election.
Pickup Truck Hits Home on Brayton Avenue, Three Hospitalized
A pickup truck crash on Brayton Avenue in Fall River on Oct. 24 trapped two occupants and left three people hospitalized.
Rising Energy Debt Strains 800,000 Massachusetts Households
About 800,000 Massachusetts utility customers are facing financial strain from rising energy debt, driven by increasing bills and high living costs.
MassDOT says Amazon must get drone‑delivery approval
MassDOT requires Amazon to obtain Aeronautics Division approval before starting drone deliveries in Westborough, asserting its oversight of such aerial operations.
Firefighter Hurt, 15 Residents Evacuated as Malden Apartment Fire Spreads
A fire at a Malden multifamily residence spread to a nearby building, injuring a firefighter and displacing fifteen residents.
Energy Debt Affects 800,000 Massachusetts Households
Around 800,000 Massachusetts households face financial strain from rising energy debt, driven by higher utility costs and a costly living environment.
Investigation Ongoing After Hopkinton Assisted Living Death
Police are still investigating the September 2026 death of a resident at a Hopkinton assisted living facility.
New York Man Charged for Illegal Great White Shark Capture
A New York man has been charged for allegedly capturing a protected great white shark on Cape Cod in 2025, violating Massachusetts wildlife laws.
Massachusetts Nail Technicians Earn $10 Daily, Lacking Benefits
A new report shows that about 20,000 Massachusetts nail salon technicians earn roughly $10 per day and typically lack health benefits, creating financial strain and health concerns.
80-Year-Old Woman Killed in Maynard Vehicle Crash
An 80-year-old woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Great Road near Tiger Drive in Maynard on Friday evening. Police are investigating the incident.
Fall River Firefighters Honored for Gabriel House Rescue
Forty‑five firefighters received medals for rescuing 53 people from the July 2025 Gabriel House fire, which killed ten and injured dozens. The ceremony took place at Kuss Middle School auditorium on October 16, 2026.
Fall River Firefighters Receive Medals for Gabriel House Rescue
Forty‑five Fall River firefighters received bravery medals on Oct. 16 for rescuing 53 people during the July 2025 Gabriel House fire that killed 10.
Windy, Chilly Conditions Expected Across Massachusetts Saturday
A sudden cooling and increased wind will make Saturday windy and chilly across Massachusetts.
Debate Over Question 3 Stages Election Reform vs Voter Rights
A Boston debate on Oct. 14 pitted election reform advocate Danielle Allen against Voter Rights MA’s Jordan Berg Powers over Question 3, a proposed all‑party primary measure among nine ballot questions for November 2026.
