A 17-year-old juvenile is in custody after attempted robbery with a firearm in downtown Boston on October 11.

With an intriguing underground passageway, the Brookline mansion at 333 Lee Street, on the market for $28 million, represents unique historical design and modern luxury.

After more than a year since the shooting death of Derrell Russell, Boston Police recently arrested suspect Tony Vance from Roslindale.

Stonley Brookley Homes, a joint venture between Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation and Causeway Development LLC, breaks ground in Boston, offering 45 affordable income-restricted homeownership units.

Four workers were injured, two of those hospitalized, following a pier collapse in New Bedford on October 11. Investigations into the cause of the accident and containment efforts continue.

Charges against Boston serial rape suspect Ivan Y. Cheung were dismissed on October 11 due to the statute of limitations. The prosecution continues to pursue charges for two underage victims. The dismissal of the charges in this case raises questions about the differing laws regarding the DNA evidence and the statute of limitations in the United States.

Isenberg Projects, a creative consulting agency, partners with Boston’s Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture to help plan and adapt civic and cultural space initiatives on the city's waterfront for a more inclusive, equitable, and collaborative future.

Following the recent Chelsea homicide on October 8, the alleged perpetrator, Edgar Nerys, has been apprehended and faces murder and firearm charges.

The search for missing 16-year-old Tamarra Wilkins-Smith of Hyde Park continues. She was last seen on September 24 in the Allen Street area.

Neil Entwistle, convicted of murdering his wife and infant daughter more than 15 years ago, seeks a new trial from the highest court in Massachusetts after previous appeals were rejected.

On October 11th, 2023, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced new performance standards, credentials, and workforce training requirements for local public health departments, marking a revolutionary departure from the previous variability within the Massachusetts public health system.

Suspected shooter in a Brockton homicide, Kahmari T. Price, 17, now features on Massachusetts State Police Most Wanted list.

Dr. Derrick Todd, a former doctor at Brigham and Women's Hospital, is being sued by a class-action lawsuit that includes at least 50 former patients, alleging he sexually assaulted them during unnecessary medical examinations. New information revealed claims that this pattern of misconduct began as early as 2011.