A Rhode Island trooper's cruiser was hit head-on when a man suffered a seizure while driving and collided with it. The trooper helped extract the driver, who was later hospitalized.

Police in Randolph arrested Anthony Beato, a 20-year-old from Malden, as the second suspect in an armed robbery on Johnson Drive, following the earlier arrest of Shaun Culbreath-Isles.

A car crash in Manchester, NH, resulted in the deaths of two motorcycle riders from Dunbarton after a collision with a car.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Boston allocates $37 million in grants to boost regional public transport, focusing on vehicle procurement and service expansion including for senior, disabled, and low-income riders.

A Massachusetts school bus driver has been charged with raping a child and faces an investigation into how he was hired despite past allegations of misconduct and a revoked license in Alabama.

Boston weather will shift from weekend rain to a hot midweek, with a high near 90 degrees on Wednesday, before cooling slightly with possible Thursday showers.

Kayla Montgomery, related to Harmony Montgomery's murder case, was released on parole after serving time for perjury, conditions set for her reintegration.

The week's weather in Boston will be variable with temperatures ranging from high 50s to 80 degrees. While some sunshine is expected, rain is also in the forecast, making outdoor planning uncertain.

Former State Representative Byron Rushing joins Boston's Reparations Task Force, bringing his legacy of civil rights advocacy to aid in recommendations for reparative solutions for descendants of enslaved persons.

Cape Cod Hospital agrees to pay $24.3 million to settle federal claims of overcharging Medicare for heart procedures that didn't meet required guidelines.

A Massachusetts teen died from cardiac arrest after taking the "One Chip Challenge" with a spicy chip, prompting the product's removal from retail. An autopsy indicated an underlying heart condition.

The Boston Fire Department investigated a report of a submerged car, but only found a license plate, dispelling the initial alarm of a potential tragedy.

Boston Police held a "Coffee with a Cop" event to engage with the community, bolstered by the presence of Commissioner Cox and supported by Target and the Boston Police Foundation.