Springfield Police arrested a man following a ShotSpotter alert for a recent shooting, using city cameras and rapid response to seize a loaded firearm and charge the suspect with multiple felonies.

A fire in Randolph, MA, believed to have started in the heating system, rendered a home uninhabitable and left five people homeless. No injuries were reported.

Boston Police concluded "Operation Wildcat," arresting two individuals on firearms and drug trafficking charges, seizing guns, ammunition, fentanyl, and cocaine.

A unique outdoor art installation in Boston's "Winteractive" event was vandalized. The artwork, a car with a satellite titled "Alouette," saw part of it dismantled by an unidentified suspect.

D.W. Field Park in Brockton, Massachusetts, is closed due to potential bird flu outbreak, with officials and state departments monitoring the situation.

Station A, developed by MIT alumni, is an AI-powered clean energy marketplace simplifying the adoption of renewables for businesses and property owners.

The Worcester Police seek help finding missing teen Saidee Perry-Clemeston, 14, last seen on Belmont St. She is 5 feet tall and was wearing a bunny sweatshirt and sneakers.

Two people were arrested in Worcester for a drug transaction; one had crack cocaine, while Warren Collins was caught with crack cocaine and Oxycodone without a prescription.

Plymouth man agrees to plead guilty to decade-long cyberstalking involving AI deception and posting manipulated images online, facing severe penalties.

Boston's weather forecast predicts slightly warmer temperatures and sunshine after a cold spell, with highs near 30 degrees on Friday and a gradual warm-up into the weekend.

Two pedestrians were struck by a car in West Roxbury; both were conscious, one hospitalized, with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating; no arrests made.

A Winthrop man, Joseph Clemens, was charged with DUI and other offenses after a head-on collision with a police cruiser. He escaped hospitalization, while the officer was injured but stable.

Massachusetts AG Campbell secures a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sacklers, providing up to $108 million for the state to aid opioid crisis relief efforts.