An SUV hit a pole and caught fire in Hyannis, MA, resulting in one serious injury and three minor. The cause is under investigation, while crews worked to restore power.

Boston police arrested 10 individuals in "Operation Clean House," seizing over 100 grams of cocaine, 60 grams of Fentanyl, and cash at a notorious drug location in East Boston.

Boston police arrested Terrance Porter for multiple firearm charges after a traffic stop in Roxbury revealed a stolen gun.

Ramon Alfaro-Orona pleads guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after multiple deportations and arrests, facing potential 10-year prison term and deportation.

During a traffic stop in Dorchester, Boston police found illegal drugs and a loaded firearm, resulting in the arrest of Christopher Joseph, a 31-year-old from Nashua, New Hampshire. Joseph faces multiple charges, including unlawful possession of a firearm and possession of a Class B drug.

The Boston Police Department attended an art exhibition celebrating Dominican culture, fostering community relationships and dialogue between officers and attendees.

A vehicle fire on I-90 Eastbound at mile marker 113 caused major traffic delays, with emergency services closing two lanes to address the incident. An investigation into the cause and any injuries is ongoing.

A Power XL air fryer caught fire in a Massachusetts apartment, leading to a call for reevaluation of the product despite an earlier recall for burn hazards. No injuries occurred.

Unlicensed liposuction in Somerville, MA, led to a medical emergency, with police investigating the bloody scene and the patient's condition undisclosed.

MIT engineers developed a new MRI technique to detect bioluminescence in the brain, potentially advancing research in neuroscience by allowing detailed imaging of deep brain structures.

Two individuals were arrested for drug possession with intent to distribute following a raid by the Worcester Police Department on a Williamsburg Drive residence.

A Connecticut ophthalmologist, Dr. Salzberg, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for health care fraud involving kickbacks for unnecessary brain scans, and must pay $1.34 million in restitution.

Boston firefighters extinguished a third-floor fire on Averton St in Roslindale, leaving eight people homeless without injuries. Cause under investigation.