A Hyannis woman hit a parked police cruiser, injuring herself and a passenger. She faces multiple charges, including driving under the influence and unlicensed operation of a vehicle.

A 16-year-old faced court over multiple charges for a non-fatal shooting at Broadway MBTA station, resulting in the injury of a 23-year-old and station disruption.

A 14-year-old was arrested in New Bedford with a loaded Glock 17 after involvement in a prior shooting. No injuries were reported from the earlier incident.

Boston police are investigating a stabbing on Soldiers Field Road in Allston. The victim was hospitalized; no arrests made yet and the investigation is ongoing.

A 57-year-old Lawrence woman was sentenced to probation for fentanyl distribution charges, avoiding the 51-month prison term recommended by the government.

Boston Police celebrated Roxbury resident Ms. Sylvia Bowden's 100th birthday with a surprise party, showing community engagement and honoring her lifetime achievements.

Harvard researchers have developed a new gene editing technique called Helicase-Assisted Continuous Editing (HACE), allowing precise mutations in specific genes, enhancing targeted genetic research.

A dump truck crashed into The Collective Co. in Scituate after brake failure, causing damage but no injuries. Charges against the driver may be filed. The business owner, Rachel Meyers, plans to reopen soon with community support.

Firefighters in Plymouth quickly extinguished a wind-driven garage fire, preventing damage to nearby homes, with no injuries or displacements reported.

A Massachusetts teachers' strike results in financial penalties for unions, legal complaints, and disruption for students, especially those with special needs, with ongoing negotiations and community challenges.

The Cambridge Red Line will be suspended between Harvard and Broadway during November, with shuttle buses and alternative routes available for commuters.

A 19-year-old male was shot in Boston's Mattapan area and transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

Brockton City Council approves ordinances banning public sleeping, camping, and loitering, aimed to address homelessness and public safety, prompting debate over the measures' efficacy and humanity.