An 18-year-old was arrested in Dorchester for breaking and entering. The suspect, Tahj Woody, was caught following a witness’s call and police response without incident. His motives remain undisclosed as he faces serious charges.

Dimitri Shawn McKenzie, 29, was found guilty of attempting to buy sex from a fictitious 14-year-old girl in a sting operation. Sentencing is set for September 24, 2024, with a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years.

Worcester Police arrested Raoul Slavin outside McDonald's after he threatened customers with a knife and led officers on a chase.

Former Boston restaurant owner Patrick Mendoza was re-arrested for cutting his GPS monitor while out on bail for a shooting case. He also made a threatening comment during the arrest.

Boston celebrated AAPI Heritage Month with events focused on literacy and storytelling, involving the Lingzi Foundation and police officers reading to students.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a Honda CRV on I-290 in Worcester, Massachusetts; investigation ongoing.

A construction worker fell from a church steeple and was rescued by the Boston Fire Department, who used a high-angle technique to safely lower him to ground.

Boston police are investigating an armed carjacking at New England and Talbot avenues on Saturday evening; the stolen vehicle was later found on Glenway Street, but the suspect remains at large.

The article describes a mixed weekend weather forecast in Boston, with a dry Saturday and rainy Sunday morning, followed by a sunny and warm week ahead.

Harvard University will phase out its Crimson Cash program by mid-2025 due to declining usage, impacting campus services such as dining and laundry. Refunds for remaining balances will be available until June 2026.

Chef John Fraser announces the opening of the Vermilion Club, a high-rise restaurant in Boston's Winthrop Center, blending steakhouse luxury with his culinary creativity.

Former Grafton leader Bruce Spinney III was arrested for allegedly defrauding investors in a cannabis venture. He faces wire fraud charges and is accused of misusing funds for personal debts.

Massachusetts awards $3.4 million to minority-serving institutions to foster a climate workforce as part of the Healey-Driscoll Administration's Climate Careers Fund, aiming to prepare students for clean energy jobs.