Immunai, a biotech startup, is developing a map of the immune system to improve drug development, drawing on a vast immune cell database and predictive models to enhance treatment efficacy and safety.

Springfield police arrested two men and seized drugs, including fentanyl, heroin, and crack-cocaine, after a surveillance operation led by Captain Brian Keenan.

Surveillance footage shows a theft at Miss Mia Boutique on Newbury Street, with over $1,600 of clothes taken and an employee threatened with pepper spray.

MIT has created Tyche, an AI that provides multiple interpretations for medical images to account for uncertainties, aiding clinicians in diagnostics.

Two suspects arrested by Worcester Police for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine after a search of their apartment yielded significant quantities of drugs.

A Springfield man was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for his part in a multi-state catalytic converter theft ring that caused over $2 million in losses.

A Boston-area contractor, Marcelo De Oliveira, is charged with filing fraudulent tax documents, concealing over $3.1 million in earnings. He faces potential imprisonment and fines.

Yris Sanchez, 55, received an additional six-month sentence for not starting her previous 15-month term for passport misuse, after fleeing to the Dominican Republic.

Harvard University will resume requiring standardized test scores for admissions, joining other institutions like Brown and M.I.T. in reverting to traditional criteria post-pandemic.

A soft lockdown was initiated at Auburn High School after three live rounds of ammunition were found on campus; the situation was quickly resolved with no threat detected.

A Brockton man received a 27-month prison term for wire fraud after illegally obtaining over $1.5 million in COVID-19 relief funds. He was also ordered to pay restitution and forfeit assets.

Cambridge nonprofits can apply for a spot at the 2024 Cambridge Arts River Festival set for June 15. Spaces are limited and awarded first-come, first-served with a May 17 deadline.

A vehicle fire on RT-16 EB in Everett caused a lane closure and delays during the morning rush, with emergency services responding quickly. Causes and injuries are unknown.