A Yarmouth officer was hit by a vehicle while on duty and transported to a Boston hospital. The driver cooperated with the investigation, which remains ongoing.

The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance in identifying a break-in suspect in Roxbury, providing a description and urging individuals with information to contact detectives or the anonymous CrimeStoppers Tip Line.

Demario Sorrells from Chicago pled guilty to a wire fraud conspiracy involving unauthorized credit card data, with co-conspirators Antonio Strong and Herbert Wright. Sentencing is set for May 2024.

Massachusetts hospitals are at "high risk" due to a capacity crisis, with over 1,000 patients waiting for post-acute care beds, possibly leading to reduced elective procedures.

Residents in East Boston rallied to support Marco Flores, a Salvadoran facing deportation after killing his alleged abuser, with his court hearing approaching.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu announces the launch of the 2024 Outdoor Dining Program, featuring streamlined processes for businesses, new resources, and seasonal dates from May 1 to October 31.

An Edgartown man received an eight-year prison sentence for a Falmouth bank robbery involving a firearm and a fake bomb.

The Massachusetts Republican Party is relocating its headquarters from Woburn to Boston's West End, aiming to revitalize the party's presence in the state.

The Vialé team plans to open a new restaurant, Althea, in Central Square, Cambridge, promising creative American cuisine with locally sourced ingredients.

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo plans to acquire software company Everbridge for $1.5 billion, aiming for a Q2 2024 closure. Despite struggles with profitability and management changes, Everbridge is a leader in critical event management.

Louis Coleman, convicted of the 2019 kidnapping and death of Jassy Correia, is appealing his life sentence, claiming the evidence for kidnapping was insufficient and the jury wasn't presented with evidence to conclude intent.

Harvard University appoints Kenneth C. Frazier and Joseph Y. Bae to its governing board, with their extensive business and leadership experience anticipated to benefit the institution.

A Massachusetts man was arrested after a high-speed chase in Concord, NH, when he was caught by a police K-9. He faces multiple charges, including speeding and DUI.