A 17-year-old student, Freddy Espinal, died after a medical emergency at his high school wrestling practice in Peabody. Grief counselors and comfort dogs are at the school, and a GoFundMe for the family has raised $43,000.

An 18-year-old is charged with murdering a 17-year-old in Taunton, MA. The suspect was also charged with carrying an illegal gun and will be arraigned in court.

Boston Police arrested Joshua Martins for firearm-related charges in Dorchester after Shot Spotter and 911 reports. They seized a Glock 19X and a ghost gun.

The Massachusetts Governor and First Lady welcomed Ukraine's First Lady to discuss support amidst the Ukraine crisis, urging state support through local organizations.

The "Touch-A-Truck" event in Suffolk County offered kids hands-on experiences with various service vehicles, fostering community bonds and sparking interest in public service careers.

Police arrested a suspect for arson at a Springfield residential building with 16 occupants; the suspect is a 16-year-old girl. No injuries were reported in the incident.

Jonathan Losos presented findings on cat vocalizations, suggesting domestic cats meow in a way that appeals more to humans, evolving from wild calls into manipulative communication.

William Farwell has been decertified for inappropriate conduct, including unauthorized database searches, linked to the case of Sandra Birchmore, who died under suspicious circumstances. His twin brother, Matthew, faces charges for Birchmore's death.

Det. Kevin Albert received a 3-day suspension without pay from the Canton Police Department after an internal investigation related to the death of Officer John O'Keefe.

MIT researchers have developed a light technique that speeds up particle size monitoring in drug manufacturing by 60 times, reducing process times from 15 seconds to a quarter-second.

Lawrence Police are seeking public help to find a missing person. No details of the disappearance were provided. Tips can be reported at 978-794-5900.

Boston Police Department's Walk the Beat program has returned, promoting community engagement between officers and locals in the North End, boosting safety and mutual trust.

Boston Police Department's District D-14 engages with seniors in "Cornhole with a Cop" at the Veronica Smith Senior Center, fostering community bonds.