Boston Police collaborated with State Street for a 'Take Your Child to Work Day' where kids explored police work with mini cruisers, sirens, and ice cream.

Jacobie Jefferson was arrested after attempting to rob a Portland post office and threatening a clerk. He faces several charges including robbery and criminal threatening.

A New Hampshire man is charged for excavating snapping turtle eggs, hatching them, and attempting to sell the hatchlings online. 30 turtles were seized and are now awaiting release post-quarantine.

A Rhode Island off-duty officer was arrested for allegedly urinating on a woman at a Kenny Chesney concert; his charges were dismissed after court cost payment.

A jogger in Marblehead was bitten by what is now believed to be a coyote, prompting local authorities to issue a warning for citizens to stay alert and report any coyote sightings.

The family of Sarah Cox, injured from a fall at her sorority, is suing for over $10 million, citing negligence by the sorority, property manager, and management company.

Massachusetts awarded nearly $6 million in tourism and culture grants to 61 sites across the state, aiming to enhance visitor experiences and local economies.

Anthony Jalo, already in custody for murder, has now been charged with an armed carjacking in New Bedford. Police continue to search for a second suspect.

Stop & Shop plans to stop selling tobacco products by August 31 across all its 360 stores and is partnering with health organizations to support customers with smoking cessation.

MIT biologist Sebastian Lourido researches the genetics behind Toxoplasma gondii's dormancy and disease activation, seeking new treatments for the latent phase of toxoplasmosis.

During Boston's Caribbean Festival, police arrested multiple individuals and seized nine loaded firearms, including a 15-year-old with a ghost gun, two adults trying to flee, and a habitual offender among others.

A 70-year-old man, Frederick Dusseault, died after falling into Lake Boon in Stow, Massachusetts, despite rescue efforts and CPR. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Double homicide reported at Main St, Worcester with two women found deceased from stab wounds. Police are searching for William Rodriguez, considered armed and dangerous. Public asked to assist with any information.