Massachusetts is scrutinizing its over 400 structurally deficient bridges following the Baltimore bridge collapse. Officials are planning major renovations amidst challenges posed by aged infrastructure, heavy traffic, and climate change impacts.

A bomb threat prompted the evacuation of the Ralph Lauren store on Nantucket and closed Main Street; no bomb was found, and the investigation is ongoing.

Magician Scott Jameson was sentenced to 78 months in prison for child pornography and sexual misconduct in Cambodia, confirmed by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Massachusetts.

The article discusses the varying weather conditions in Boston, including forecasts of gusty winds, rain, and a potential nor'easter with snow, leading up to clearer skies for the April 8 eclipse.

A Hasbro Hospital employee, Jason Baker, was charged with video voyeurism for placing a camera in a staff bathroom. He confessed and faces potential jail time and fines.

A Haverhill man was arrested for filing a fraudulent pandemic unemployment claim for an individual in Brazil, possibly facing 20 years in prison if convicted.

Boston Duck Tours is celebrating its 30th season, offering amphibious tours of the city's historic sites, with over 12.5 million passengers served to date.

Astronomers observe a supermassive black hole exhibiting periodic "hiccups," suggesting interactions with a secondary black hole. This discovery in a galaxy 800 million light-years away may reshape our understanding of black hole behaviors.

Worcester Police arrested an 18-year-old, Govanie Molina, for possessing a loaded gun without a license after he ran a red light. He faces multiple charges, including carrying a firearm without a permit and resisting arrest.

A Cambridge school teacher, Jorge Alexis Bonilla, is indicted on multiple child rape charges involving two victims under 14. He's currently on administrative leave.

A Brighton man, Francis Gomez, is charged for peering into homes and causing alarm among residents, with recent incidents near Boston College prompting an increased police patrol in the area.

The Boston School Committee approved a $1.5 billion budget for FY2025, amid public protests, which entails job cuts and reduces school resources due to dried-up federal funds and declining student enrollment.

A Springfield man was arrested after a drug bust led by Massachusetts law enforcement, seizing cocaine, heroin, and cash. William Arroyo faces trafficking and possession charges.