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.

Aidan Kearney, the blogger behind "Turtleboy News," faces charges of witness intimidation and conspiracy in the murder case involving Karen Read.

A city worker discovered human remains in Wahconah Park on October 10. Authorities are investigating the case and ask the public to assist by contributing any information they may have.

Massachusetts faces growing calls for investment in medical marijuana research, while existing regulations and federal classifications create obstacles for researchers eager to study the plant's medicinal potential.

The Boston Police Department seeks assistance in identifying a suspected dog thief in Washington Park Mall.

Cambridge residents aged 60 and older are invited to participate in the LGBTQ+ Film Series, a collaborative initiative between the Cambridge LGBTQ+ Commission and the Cambridge Council on Aging.

On November 5th, the 20th annual GenesisHR Battlegreen Run will unite runners in Lexington, showcasing how road races can change lives, with proceeds supporting local non-profit organizations, such as Rawkstars Inc.

Amidst the competition and ambition of the Chicago Marathon, a Boston-based runner, Sarah Bohan, chose compassion over personal accomplishment by stopping mid-race to rescue a stray kitten.

Massachusetts launches a Federal Funds Partnership to help municipalities and tribes secure crucial federal funding for local projects, creating opportunities for better communication and collaboration.

Boston police continue their Dry Land Training Program in East Boston, aiming to strengthen community engagement and foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the local community.

In the wake of a deadly Hamas attack in Israel, three Northeastern University students are safely evacuated from the region with the help of the university's global security team.

In the early hours of October 10, a suspect was arrested after a stabbing incident in Roxbury, Boston. While the victim's injuries are not life-threatening, the suspect faces assault charges.

A 16-year-old was arrested on charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and other related offenses in Dorchester.