Boston Police arrested Seven Dunkley in Roxbury for firearms and drug distribution after a traffic stop for driving the wrong way. Officers found a modified Glock 26, marijuana, and cash in his car.

A man was hospitalized after being stabbed at South Bay Center in Dorchester, with no arrests made. The attack location was near Applebee's, and police are investigating.

A former Bosnian prison camp supervisor in Boston was convicted for concealing his persecution of ethnic Serbs during the Bosnian War to obtain U.S. citizenship.

A local resident was shot multiple times and died in Jamaica Plain; Boston Police urge witnesses to help investigate the homicide of 25-year-old Braulio Castillo.

MIT's new tool, SymGen, helps verify AI language model responses by adding citations, enhancing validation in critical sectors like healthcare and finance.

Police in Lowell, MA arrested a man for having significant quantities of fentanyl and crack cocaine, facing charges related to drug trafficking and possession.

A shooting in Methuen, Massachusetts, led to a police investigation, with details on victims or suspects still undisclosed. Evidence including scattered EMT gloves and clothing was found at the scene.

Fabrice Rumama was arrested in Vermont for a fatal shooting at a trailer park; he faces a second-degree murder charge and will be arraigned without bail.

Weymouth Police seek help to identify a hit-and-run suspect who injured a child on October 11th. They released an image of the person and ask for tips via social media.

OSHA cited Aleckssandro Tomaz Pereira for safety violations after an employee died due to a partial building collapse in Hanson, Massachusetts, facing $283,115 in penalties.

Somerville High School went on secure and hold due to a phone threat but found no evidence of danger after a search. Classes continued with restricted movement. Police stayed on-site as a precaution and counseling was offered to students.

Nashua Police warn of a male cyclist assaulting women at Mine Falls Park and seek public help to identify the suspect, advising visitors to stay vigilant.

PrismsVR, developed by MIT-graduate Anurupa Ganguly, offers VR-based learning for math and science, enhancing engagement and understanding in students.