A woman in Brockton, MA, sustained serious injuries after being struck by a bus. The incident occurred on Colonel Bell Drive and police are investigating.

A man in Massachusetts was charged with DUI after hitting and killing a bear in New Hampshire, with a BAC of .17. The man and his driver, who also faced charges, will be arraigned later.

A car crashed into the Topsfield Bakeshop in Massachusetts without causing injuries but leading to temporary closure and structural concerns. The police are investigating the incident.

MIT researchers have created a new 3D transistor that operates on lower voltages, potentially replacing silicon transistors with greater energy efficiency.

Boston Police officers participated in the Asian American Festival to enhance community relations, distributing educational and trust-building materials to children.

A motorcycle collided with a truck in Bellingham, MA, causing one death and another injury; speed may have been a factor. The incident is under investigation.

Firefighters in Westborough, MA, rescued multiple animals from a house fire believed to be caused by a battery-operated appliance. The house was left uninhabitable with damages estimated at $500,000.

Skylar Tibbits of MIT's Self-Assembly Lab innovates in design with self-assembling materials, impacting the construction process and various applications like furniture and coastal preservation.

Two people died in an early morning crash in Methuen, Massachusetts, after their pickup truck hit a tree on I-495. State Police are investigating the cause.

MIT researchers discovered a bacterial defense system, CmdTAC, that stops protein production to combat virus infection, potentially offering insights into human viral defense mechanisms.

Fourteen individuals were indicted in a Lawrence-based drug sweep for fentanyl distribution, with some defendants potentially facing 10-year minimum prison sentences.

An 80-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle in Norwood, MA. The incident occurred at Pleasant Street and Garfield Avenue, with no charges filed yet.

Boston Police seek public help to identify two suspects involved in a Roxbury assault using a hammer and a pocketknife.