An IRS revenue agent has been arrested for allegedly filing false tax returns and claiming fraudulent business losses, potentially reducing her tax liability by thousands of dollars.

The new development Lyrik, over the Massachusetts Turnpike in Boston's Back Bay, will host Rivian's showroom and various eateries, aiming to be a vibrant hub by fall.

Applications are now open for vendors at the Cambridge Arts River Festival, scheduled for June 15. The festival features an Arts Bazaar and World of Food, welcoming unique, high-quality arts and food offerings.

State Police divers recovered a body from the Charles River in Boston, with the identity and circumstances of the death not disclosed by authorities. This is the second such incident in over a month.

A former Concord officer, Richard Cobb, has been charged with four counts of Simple Assault following his indictment, with a court hearing set for April 5, 2024.

Springfield police arrested 53-year-old Reginald Faust, a repeat offender found with a loaded "ghost gun" after being called to assist an ambulance. Faust faces multiple charges including firearm possession violations.

This article emphasizes the need for anti-obesity treatments to focus on fat loss without sacrificing muscle mass, as highlighted by Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford from Harvard Medical School.

The newly opened J.J Carroll House in Brighton provides 142 affordable housing units for seniors and disabled adults, celebrated by Mayor Michelle Wu and other officials.

A thief in Bedford, Massachusetts, stole mail from a USPS mailbox using a maroon Jeep Cherokee as a getaway vehicle; police terminated a pursuit for safety reasons.

Avery Lewis was arrested for the non-fatal shooting of a Boston police officer and now faces multiple charges including firearm offenses and trafficking cocaine.

A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to a large-scale cocaine trafficking operation, facing a minimum of 10 years to a potential life sentence plus fines.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reinstated Julie Corey's murder conviction for slaying her pregnant friend and removing the baby from the womb in 2009.

Boston University reports an uptick in students using ChatGPT, with some using it for cheating, prompting discussions around academic integrity and potential policy updates.