A man threatened three teens with a knife on an MBTA bus, was apprehended shortly after by Transit Police near Nubian Square, spurring security concerns on public transit.

The Lowell Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Kyre Ou, a 23-year-old man missing since March 6th. He was last seen wearing a green jacket and jeans, possibly with a white dog.

Dejan Belnavis was arrested in San Diego for a fatal shooting on March 5, with multi-agency law enforcement collaboration, marking the second arrest in the case.

The article details Boston's fluctuating weather forecast, with sunny skies and a high near 55 today, potential 60-degree weather later in the week, and showers expected by Friday and possibly the weekend.

OSHA fined a subcontractor for safety violations after a forklift operator's death at Boston Logan Airport, citing lack of seatbelt use and inadequate training.

A man was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash in Wenham and was airlifted to a hospital; the cause is under investigation.

An eight-year-old boy from Hopedale died after a high-speed crash in Maine involving two vehicles. Three others were seriously injured, and authorities suspect alcohol may have been a factor.

"American Fiction" won Best Adapted Screenplay at the 96th Oscars, a triumph for indie films and director Cord Jefferson, who adapted Percival Everett's novel "Erasure." Shot in Massachusetts, the film features Jeffrey Wright as a Black novelist.

President Biden visits New Hampshire, focusing on economic issues and healthcare ahead of primary contests, indicating the state's importance in elections.

A man died in a New Bedford crash after his car hit a utility pole; the cause of the accident is under investigation.

MBTA Transit Police seek a suspect who launched a pepper spray attack on a Green Line trolley in Cambridge, urging witnesses to help identify the individual from released surveillance images.

Pescador, a globally influenced seafood restaurant in Boston's Kenmore Square, is set to close on March 11, after operating briefly since the fall of 2022.

Twenty-seven golden retrievers were rescued from poor breeding conditions in Hopkinton, RI, by law enforcement and animal welfare groups. The dogs are now in the care of the RI SPCA.