Boston Police seek public help identifying a suspect after a daylight robbery in Back Bay, providing a detailed description of the armed male perpetrator.

The study from Brigham and Women's Hospital reports a 23% diagnostic error rate in ICUs nationwide, leading to harm in most cases, and emphasizes the need for systemic changes to prevent such errors.

Michael John Gorman has been named as the new director of the MIT Museum, succeeding John Durant. Gorman has extensive experience in integrating science and public engagement.

Massachusetts State Police apprehended two suspects from an aerial viewpoint after the duo crashed their car and attempted to hide on a rocky ledge during a narcotics chase.

Two Boston men face charges after a raid uncovered a weapons cache and drugs, including fentanyl and heroin, marking a significant law enforcement victory.

Police resolved a standoff in Cambridge, taking a man into custody after an hourslong stalemate with no injuries reported following a domestic dispute.

Rapper G Herbo has been sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to pay $139,968 in restitution and forfeiture, plus fines, for his part in a fraud conspiracy.

Boston anticipates a powerful storm with heavy rain and strong winds, raising concerns for flooding and power outages, as sunny weather will turn to rain with the rise in temperature overnight.

Springfield police seized a loaded "Ghost Gun" after a vehicle stop, arresting two individuals on firearms and drug charges.

Springfield Police and Hampden County Sheriff’s Department arrested Jose Allende, 38, confiscating a stolen loaded gun and a ghost gun; he faces multiple firearm-related charges.

Holy Cross evacuated campus buildings due to a bomb threat and after a thorough investigation by law enforcement, no suspicious devices were found, and normal operations resumed.

A fire broke out in a Mansfield residence on Jewell Street, with no casualties reported. The cause remains unknown, and five people were displaced by the incident.

eBay Inc. agrees to pay a $3 million fine for its employees' cyberstalking campaign targeting a Massachusetts couple for their critical online newsletter.