The Worcester Police Department is actively searching for Giovanni Leto, a missing 15-year-old boy last seen wearing a black sweatshirt and white Crocs on Greenwood Street.

Canton Liyin Rice Roll Master is opening in Boston, offering traditional Cantonese rice noodle rolls and continuing the location's legacy of quality food.

A Massachusetts man was arrested for possessing a large number of firearms, ammunition, and fentanyl, leading to various charges including trafficking and unlawful possession.

An 8-year-old girl was critically injured in a head-on crash involving an ambulance and SUV in Foxborough, Massachusetts; four others were hospitalized.

Steward Health Care faces a deadline to submit financial records to Massachusetts amid a brewing health care crisis and accusations of owing back rent.

Boston Mayor Wu has named Frank Mendoza as Deputy Director of Neighborhood Services and Ben Tayag as West Roxbury Liaison to improve community services.

A car fire on the Mass. Pike caused significant delays, with a temporary ramp closure at Exit 133. The lanes reopened after the fire was extinguished and the cause is under investigation. No information on injuries was provided.

Mira, a new 64-unit condo development, offers a luxurious 2-bedroom unit in East Boston with a marble bath, oak floors, and a private balcony for $760,000, but with limited parking.

Adam Montgomery was convicted for the murder of his daughter, Harmony, and related charges, despite the body not being found, after significant evidence and testimony in Manchester, NH.

Vineyard Wind 1, America's first large offshore wind farm, delivers power from its initial turbines to the Massachusetts grid, with plans to significantly expand capacity and reduce emissions.

A firefighter was hospitalized during a fire at a historic farmhouse in Kingston, NH, which resulted in a total loss of the property, and the death of a dog.

Hummus v'Hummus in Chestnut Hill has closed its doors, but will continue catering and delivery services. Other locations have shut previously, but owner Avi Shemtov still operates Simcha and The Chubby Chickpea.

Massachusetts police urged residents not to use 911 to test cell phones amid a service outage affecting multiple carriers, as non-emergency calls flooded dispatch centers.