A pedestrian, 71, was hit by a vehicle and trapped in Milford, sustaining severe injuries, and was airlifted to the hospital. Police are investigating the accident.

The FBI offers a $10,000 reward for information regarding the disappearance of Miguel Oliveras, who went missing after a night out in Portland, Maine in 2006.

Jonathan Fleischmann, sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for CSAM possession, has a history of sex offenses involving minors. He faced additional state charges, including an attempted kidnapping.

Two teenagers were shot dead at Brockton's Westgate Mall; the suspect, Davinci Leonard, is wanted and considered dangerous.

MIT engineers developed a method for sustained drug release from a single injection, which could last for months or years, offering an alternative to frequent injections, with applications in contraception and various medical treatments.

A Pennsylvania teen was charged for making a bomb threat in a Boston store by handing a note to a shopper. He admitted it was a prank after arrest; he was released and is due in court on April 14.

Thieves broke into The Vape Shop in Brighton, stealing $1,000 worth of goods. Owner Jonathan Lau's alarm failed to notify police, who were called hours later. No arrests have been made, and Lau highlights increased burglaries in the area.

Springfield Police are seeking public assistance to locate missing 12-year-old Avianna Diaz, who was last seen early Friday morning in the Plainfield Street area.

A Cape Cod man, Thomas Hayes, was indicted for manslaughter and assault after he allegedly pushed his mother, leading to her death from a head injury and broken neck.

Beverly Police seek public assistance to identify a man involved in a contractor scam, asking for information through a social media post that includes the suspect's image.

The Beverly Police Department recovered $21,000 stolen through Bitcoin scams and returned it to elderly victims, with more funds awaiting legal clearance for return. Prompt reporting was key to the recovery.

The Boston School Committee approved the closure of four schools and the merger of two others, impacting around 1,300 students, despite community protests.

MIT's Daniel Suess researches ancient enzymes to address modern energy and climate issues, exploring elemental electron transfer for implications in carbon capture and alternative fuels.