The YWCA wall mural spans several downtown blocks and includes a detective, an Olympic swimmer, and an abolitionist.

The teen was walking home from a bus stop on North Shore Road when a vehicle struck her and the driver sped off; police were looking for a black SUV seen nearby with its rear hatch open to determine whether it was involved.

A grand jury says the musician smoked on a stranger's couch after smashing his way in through a back door in Windham.

Keri Pagnozzi, 46, was located near Pleasant Street Wednesday night after leaving Concord Hospital without permission.

A Boston Municipal Court judge cited fraud upon the court to clear Linda Cherty-Valentin's name — 13 years after a false arrest gutted her Montessori school.

Sionna Therapeutics is laying off about 27 workers in Waltham after its cystic fibrosis drug flopped in trials.

Anthony Fowlkes worked in Malden youth programming before his arrest.

A Texas family found the missing battleship artifacts in their late father's storage unit and voluntarily relinquished them after Fall River police contacted the FBI.

Jeffrey Buskey, 60, still faces charges from three other former Manchester facility residents after Tuesday's mistrial.

The telethon airs as Greater Boston Food Bank chief Catherine D'Amato prepares to retire after three decades at the helm.

James Worden's Worden Marine just opened a North Andover innovation hub, betting solar boats can double as floating power plants.

Damion Walker says his Black son endured slurs and a mock slave auction at Nauset Regional Middle School before attempting suicide in 2024.

Wilmington will yank both Flock cameras and expects a $2,500 refund as it joins dozens of Massachusetts towns fleeing the surveillance vendor.