Boston Dynamics and TRI showcased Atlas, a humanoid robot capable of advanced tasks and responsive movements due to its Large Behavior Model, hinting at future widespread applications.

The MBTA announces service changes for September to accommodate upgrades and maintenance on the Green, Orange, Blue, and Fitchburg lines, resulting in temporary suspensions and use of shuttle buses.

MIT alum James Worden presented "Anita," a solar electric boat prototype, demonstrating clean energy on the Charles River, highlighting innovation in sustainable marine transportation.

Boston Police arrested a 17-year-old for armed robbery and illegal gun possession in Roxbury, with a victim disarming the suspect during the incident.

A Southbridge man has pleaded guilty to a cocaine distribution conspiracy in Massachusetts and awaits sentencing. His alleged co-conspirators maintain their innocence.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration unveiled a 25-year environmental conservation plan for Massachusetts, focusing on biodiversity and joining international conservation efforts.

Hurricane Erin moves away, allowing Boston to warm up to low 80s, but leaving heavy surf and rip currents along the coast. Caution advised at beaches due to erosion and changed swimming conditions.

Two Massachusetts high schools are ranked in the top 100 nationwide, with Boston Latin School at 46th and Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School at 96th, according to U.S. News & World Report.

Pop Mart to open first Massachusetts store at Natick Mall, specializing in popular Labubu collectible dolls, despite no official opening date announced.

MIT researchers have developed a new laser comb technology for precise chemical identification, overcoming previous limitations in bandwidth. This advancement could lead to efficient environmental monitors for detecting atmospheric chemicals.

New Hampshire AG's Office ruled a trooper's shooting of Moriah Infinjer on the Spaulding Turnpike as justified; she faces charges after leading a high-speed chase and confronting the trooper.

Peabody Properties agreed to a $795,000 settlement with the Massachusetts AG for failing to protect residents' personal data after experiencing five cybersecurity breaches.

Remains believed to be those of missing pregnant teen Kylee Monteiro were found at her boyfriend's residence, leading to a murder charge against Gregory Groom.