MIT engineers have created 3D-printed, interlocking recycled glass bricks for sustainable construction, resembling LEGO pieces in their reusability, which may revolutionize the industry by reducing resource use and emissions.

A man using a metal detector found explosives in a forest in Rowley, prompting a response from local police and the State Bomb Squad, who safely detonated the materials.

Two officers were stabbed and three injured at Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center, Massachusetts. Union president calls the attack an attempted murder.

The Springfield Police are seeking public assistance in finding Yandel Diaz, a 16-year-old who ran away from home and is still in contact with his family.

17-year-old Khamitri Cole was killed and another teen was injured in a shooting in Taunton, sparking a police investigation.

A boat grounded in Boston Harbor prompted a rescue of 21 people, with one person hospitalized. Authorities and Sea Tow responded to secure the scene and investigate the cause.

Springfield Police arrested Tyler Harris, 31, for a shooting on Darwell Street, confiscating a loaded firearm and charging him with multiple offenses.

Nicholas Carle of Boston pleaded guilty to illegal ammunition possession, facing up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The incident occurred when he fled a traffic stop in 2022, where a gun and marijuana were found.

A Dartmouth woman is receiving rabies shots after a coyote bit her arm near her mailbox. The attack has raised her fear and awareness of local coyote threats.

MIT startup AeroShield opens a facility to produce advanced insulating windows using aerogel, targeting reduced heat loss and carbon emissions in buildings.

Boston Police Commissioner Cox and Academy recruits joined the Twelfth Baptist Church Peace Walk, emphasizing community policing and trust-building efforts.

Massachusetts Governor Healey and Lieutenant Governor Driscoll awarded $15.3 million to improve IT for HCBS providers, benefitting 63 organizations and supporting MassHealth members' care.

A partial lunar eclipse and supermoon will be visible in Massachusetts tonight, with the eclipse peaking at 10:44 p.m. The Harvest Supermoon is expected to display a slight pink or orange hue due to atmospheric conditions.