The New England Revolution soccer team is considering a move to a new stadium in Everett, initiating economic and environmental benefits for the city, amid concerns about congestion and public transit needs.

A Massachusetts woman faces her third OUI and assault charges after a crash and altercation with a firefighter.

Xinyi Zhang, a PhD student at MIT, is developing new computational methods to analyze multimodal cellular data, potentially improving our understanding of diseases like Alzheimer's.

ShotSpotter detected gunfire in broad daylight, leading to Hector Rivera's arrest in Chicopee for firearm and narcotics offenses. Police recovered drugs, a gun, and cash; Rivera faces multiple charges. An accomplice is still at large.

A Revere man received a 68-month sentence for cocaine trafficking after a guilty plea, with law enforcement finding significant drug quantities during their investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts rain and thunderstorms for Boston with a high of 87 degrees. Evening may bring slight relief. Intense heat is expected in the following days, with temperatures potentially soaring over 100 degrees.

Motorcyclist Cody Trudell, 27, killed in head-on crash in Groton, Massachusetts, with the car driver cooperating in the ongoing investigation.

Boston Police arrested William Cobb for animal cruelty after three dead dogs were found in a U-Haul in Mattapan. He will face charges in Dorchester District Court.

Boston police officers joined local youth and seniors for a community-building game of Pictionary, fostering intergenerational bonds and community spirit.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu introduces new Disability Data Standards to improve government services for residents with disabilities, developed by the City's Disability Commission and DoIT.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking public assistance to identify a person of interest relating to a June 14 larceny at South Station, where luggage was stolen.

Four children at a Massachusetts playground were struck by a falling tree limb, with one trapped until freed by firefighters; injuries were not severe.

Volodymyr Zhukovskyy's license has been suspended for 7 years in New Hampshire, despite being acquitted of manslaughter and negligent homicide charges related to a 2019 crash that killed seven motorcyclists.