An overnight crash on I-495 in Westborough, MA injured five people, with emergency crews responding to the scene. The cause remains under investigation.

Three employees were fired from Mass General Brigham for a privacy breach involving patient data, with the organization now offering credit monitoring to affected individuals.

Authorities responded to a "possible incendiary device" on Rosebud Avenue in Haverhill; one person is in custody.

The article reports on Worcester man Jose Ortiz Maldonado, who is indicted for the 2023 murder of Darilton Matias and faces additional charges including kidnapping and armed assault.

A Hopkinton man is accused of evading over $467,000 in excise taxes on vape products and faces tax evasion charges. He was arraigned and released on personal recognizance.

Woman charged with murdering man by stabbing in Hyannis, Massachusetts; both were in a car involved in a crash.

Boston celebrated the opening of the revitalized Roslindale Wetlands with new features and an emphasis on sustainability and affordable housing, as Mayor Wu and local leaders attended the event.

Edward O’Brien, convicted of murder in 1995 at age 15, appeals for parole amid debates over juvenile sentencing and his claims of innocence. The victim’s family opposes his release, fearing for their safety.

Law enforcement across several states collaborated to safely recover a one-year-old child taken by his non-custodial mother with felony warrants, without issuing an Amber Alert.

Erin Splaine was arrested by Boston Police for outstanding warrants related to break-ins and carrying a dangerous weapon. She was on their "Most Wanted" list and was apprehended by officers while investigating a crowd.

A Vermont bank robbery suspect was arrested in New Hampshire after a 20-mile car chase involving a stolen BMW. The chase ended with no injuries and the details of the charges are still unspecified.

One teen died and six were injured in a car crash in Mashpee, Massachusetts, when their Toyota RAV4 hit a tree early Tuesday. The victims are high school students from Mashpee and Falmouth.

John Schurko was sentenced to three years in federal prison for robbing a market in Malden with an airsoft gun.