MIT researchers have developed a method to control a two-dimensional magnet at room temperature, promising advancements in energy-efficient computing.

A Dorchester man was arrested and charged with drug trafficking and operating a vehicle without a license after police found fentanyl and Percocet during a traffic stop.

The West Broadway Neighborhood Association and Artist for Humanity installed an artistic bike rack in front of a Boston police station, created by local teens, to combine functionality with local art.

Boston's weather starts sunny with highs near 42°F, turning rainy tonight. Snow may mix in north of the city, with a chilly, gusty weekend ahead. A warmup is expected next week.

Boston public schools will receive a $720,000 investment for artists to create murals that reflect the city's cultural diversity, as part of a program led by Mayor Michelle Wu.

A former nurse, Caroline Sheehan, pleaded guilty to tampering with a fentanyl prescription and awaits sentencing. No patients were harmed as the tampered drug was intercepted.

James Taylor announces his 2024 summer tour with performances in New England, including a July 4th show at Tanglewood with fireworks. He will tour globally, starting in Tokyo. Presale begins Wednesday for those with a JamesTaylor.com account.

Milton, MA loses a state grant due to noncompliance with the MBTA Communities Law, as the state government emphasizes mandatory adherence to housing laws.

Harvard physicists have successfully created a new phase of matter called non-Abelian topological order, opening potential advancements in stable quantum computing.

Boston Police, Brockton Police, and the DEA arrested a Randolph man, seizing drugs and firearms in a coordinated bust after an extended investigation.

Massachusetts man arrested after police find a rocket launcher and crack cocaine in his car outside a motel, as detailed by the Leicester Police Department.

MIT enhances music instruction with the Steinway Spirio | r, a piano that records performances with high detail, offering insights for students and researchers alike.

Two Hellcats worth $150K were stolen from a NH dealership and later found in Boston. The thieves allegedly used electronic means to take the cars without keys.