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.

A tractor-trailer and an MBTA train collided in Littleton, causing no injuries and prompting an ongoing investigation.

Fabric and crafts retailer Joann has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to address debt and restructure finances, aiming to emerge as a privately-owned entity.

Chad Rainville, 18, of Dartmouth, is charged with theft after police found stolen items from a construction site at his residence. A 15-year-old was also involved.

North End restaurant owners protest against Boston's outdoor dining restrictions during the St. Patrick's Day breakfast, challenging Mayor Michelle Wu's policies.

One man died and another was injured in a house fire on Farmland Road in Lowell, Massachusetts, with officials noting the lack of working smoke alarms.

Boston anticipates varied spring weather, with initial warmth followed by a drop in temperature, wind gusts, and potential rain and fog, leading up to the vernal equinox and fluctuating conditions thereafter.

Ivory Pearl, a popular seafood restaurant in Brookline, has announced on social media that it will close on March 31st, thanking patrons and hinting at future ventures.

Boston police arrested a 43-year-old man, Samuel Junta, on drug charges after finding him in an abandoned building in East Boston with suspected crack cocaine.

A man died following a stabbing in a Fall River rooming house, with resident Pedro Alvarado arrested for the crime.

Boston celebrates St. Patrick's Day with a parade, festivities, and increased police presence, while bars prepare for crowds and enforce safety measures.