PAL of Massachusetts and Massachusetts State Police hosted 80 youths from Lowell and Quincy at a WNBA game at the TD Garden to foster community relations.

A former bookkeeper from Falmouth agreed to plead guilty to embezzling over $1.3 million and faces up to 20 years in prison for wire fraud and additional penalties for a false tax return.

Boston Police warn of rising FedEx package thefts, particularly electronics, urging community vigilance and safety measures.

An 18-year-old Orleans man, Aiden Sanders, was arrested for vehicle break-ins and robberies in Barnstable, facing multiple charges after a prior release.

The MIT study examined the effects of fasting on intestinal stem cells and cancer risk in mice, revealing both regeneration benefits and potential for increased tumor development.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 interacted with seniors at St. John’s Parish in West Roxbury through an ice cream social and bingo game to strengthen community ties.

A Rhode Island man pleaded guilty to participating in a global money laundering scheme linked to drug trafficking, facing a potential 20-year prison sentence.

Massachusetts State Police Dive Team and the Middlesex DA’s Office launched an adaptive swim program for neurodivergent children to address the higher drowning risks they face.

Stephen Gale, linked to numerous sexual assaults, is detained on $2M bail in Los Angeles, charged with crimes including aggravated rape and armed robbery from the 1980s.

Boston Police arrested John Madej for allegedly chasing people with a knife in Park Plaza; he faces assault and weapon charges, plus a warrant for sex offender registry violations.

A man with a fatal head injury was found near New Bedford's Seabra Foods, prompting an active homicide investigation by authorities. Details and suspects remain unknown.

"Les Misérables" returns to Boston's Citizens Bank Opera House with renewed staging and projections, continuing to attract audiences with its timeless narrative. Actor Nick Cartell reflects on the show's generational appeal.

A man with a suspended license crashed his truck in the MBTA parking lot; no injuries were reported, but both vehicles were towed. He will be summoned to court.