Boston radio host Candy O'Terry reveals her stage 1 invasive breast cancer diagnosis and advocates for the importance of mammograms and early detection.

A Plymouth firefighter is charged with recording his ex-girlfriend and a colleague nude and sharing the footage. He pleaded not guilty and is on administrative leave.

Massachusetts announces a comprehensive cyber training program for 78,000 municipal workers across 227 localities to strengthen cybersecurity defenses.

A Berklee College student, Xiaolei Wu, was convicted of cyberstalking and threatening a pro-democracy classmate. Sentencing is set for April 24, 2024.

Boston man Mohammed Chowdhury pleaded guilty to attempting a murder-for-hire plot against his wife and her partner, facing a potential 10-year prison sentence.

MIT engineers have developed a model potentially revolutionizing running shoe design by predicting the impact of shoe properties on a runner's gait and performance.

A 19-year-old was arrested for breaking into a train cab at Andrew Station and then refusing to leave, hurling homophobic slurs at the MBTA Transit Police officers.

A house fire in Newton resulted in serious injuries for two; they were rescued from the blaze and remain hospitalized. The fire's cause is under investigation but is not deemed suspicious.

Smoke on the tracks caused delays on the MBTA Blue Line at the Airport stop, with service paused for investigation and passengers advised to seek other transport.

The Boston Urban Forestry Division reports growth in staff, resources, and tree care, with successful community engagement and a data-driven approach for a sustainable urban canopy.

A sprinkler system extinguished a fire caused by lithium-ion batteries at a Leominster business, with no injuries reported, as detailed by the local fire department.

Hector Acevedo, a Level 3 sex offender from Boston, has received a 22-year prison sentence for exploiting minors on social media. His sentencing reflects ongoing efforts to combat child sexual exploitation.

Sheriff's deputies visited a Roxbury elementary school to mentor students on community involvement and good decision-making, underscoring the department's dedication to youth guidance.