A Tennessee man has been sentenced to two years in prison for illegally trafficking at least 30 firearms into the Boston area, exposing an underground gun trade operation.

As Harvard Kennedy School Dean Douglas Elmendorf prepares to step down in June 2024, his transformative leadership leaves a lasting impact on the institution.

With four institutions securing spots in the top 10 national rankings, the state of Massachusetts has once again demonstrated its prowess in the realm of academia. Learn why these renowned institutions consistently outshine the competition.

As Hurricane Jova swells expected in Southern California this weekend, the storm gaining momentum off Baja California poses minimal threat to San Diego County.

A social media influencer's downfall for using stolen identities to fund a life of luxury and exploit the COVID-19 relief system highlights the excesses and impact of government aid fraud.

A harrowing night at Norwood Airport leaves small aircraft heavily damaged, but passengers miraculously escape injury.

As summer temperatures soar, Boston finds itself grappling with the effects of climate change, resulting in a heat emergency declaration. The city strives to protect its residents and beat the heat, but what does this mean for the future?

A Lynn man pleads guilty to various charges, including wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

As Boston inches closer to the highly anticipated Preliminary Municipal Election, voters are reminded about new polling locations and exciting early voting options now available that promise flexibility and accessibility for all.

A fatal car crash in Foxborough that left a young woman dead yesterday has been updated by Mass. State Police, as authorities release the name of the 24-year-old.

In light of recent certifications, potential Massachusetts ballot questions encompass MCAS exam removal, rent control provisions, and other critical issues in the 2024 elections.

Police in Dorchester uncover a cache of explosive devices, ammunition, and weapons in a resident's home, raising questions about public safety and the proliferation of dangerous items in city neighborhoods.

Children participating in an environmental summer camp make a chilling discovery on a Connecticut River island - human remains identified as a Greenfield resident missing since 2020