U.S. Marshals and Connecticut State Police captured Massachusetts fugitive Steven Labrecque, wanted for child pornography and assault, after a multi-state manhunt.

MIT researchers conducted a study on how climate change could impact outdoor days suitable for activities like walking and sports in the US, revealing regional differences and possible effects on lifestyle and tourism.

The article details Halloween 2024 festivities by BCYF across Boston, including candy bags, movie nights, pumpkin decorating, a senior party, a skating event, crafts, and a trick or treat giveaway.

Daniel Lopez-Gonzalez is sentenced to 11 years for his role in a drug trafficking ring involving fentanyl and cocaine.

Shakira is set to perform at Fenway Park in Boston on May 29, 2025, as part of her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" tour, which has witnessed high ticket demand and a successful Latin American run.

Boston is renaming the North Washington Street Bridge after Celtics legend and activist Bill Russell, honoring his legacy both in sports and civil rights.

Boston-area landlord Steven Stoico was arraigned for allegedly defrauding pandemic housing relief funds by filing falsified rental assistance applications.

A shooting in Fitchburg on Sunday night resulted in one death and left another injured; police investigation ongoing.

A diver died after an incident near Front Beach in Rockport, MA. Despite rescue efforts, the 50-year-old man was pronounced dead at a local hospital. An investigation is underway.

Boston Police arrested two men, Lexus Meade and Claudio Lopes, after responding to gunfire reports in Roxbury; two firearms were recovered, and no injuries reported.

A man died in a mobile home park fire in Peabody; the fire also affected nearby homes and caused a woman to suffer smoke inhalation. The cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts State Police reassigned Det. Lt. Brian Tully amid an internal investigation following a mistrial in the Karen Read case, in which the lead investigator was relieved of duty for misconduct.

One person was hospitalized following a barrel explosion at a job site on Pond Street in Franklin. The cause is under investigation by the Franklin Fire Department.