MIT senior James Simon combines computer science and economics to address global poverty and serves on a Guatemalan charity's board. He excels in sports and community service, planning to work in finance after completing a master's degree.

Chantz Dudley was arrested in Springfield for a shooting at a high school on March 11th, where no one was injured. He faces multiple charges, including armed breaking and entering.

A routine traffic stop by Trooper Matthew Demos in Methuen led to a drug bust, with James Welcome arrested for trafficking fentanyl and other charges.

Springfield Police's FIU seized an illegal rifle and arrested two individuals after observing a suspect transaction.

The article details Boston's weather forecast, predicting a series of damp, cloudy days with intermittent showers and occasional patches of fog. Temperatures will fluctuate, with some sunny but cool days expected towards the weekend.

MassDOT is adding more signs around the Sumner Tunnel to deter over-height trucks from entering after several incidents of trucks striking the tunnel.

The Boston Police Department collaborated with Special Olympics to host a sensory-friendly swim event for people with special needs during Autism Awareness Month.

MIT researchers have released TorNet, an AI dataset with over 200,000 images designed to improve tornado detection by aiding in the development of advanced prediction models.

A Boston man facing prior sex trafficking charges has now been arraigned on additional offenses, including child rape, and was ordered held without bail pending a hearing.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot in a Worcester apartment; a 16-year-old was later arrested in connection with the incident. Police are investigating the motive and urging public assistance.

A man in Lowell shot his wife and child before committing suicide, with police finding them after a 911 call from the shooter. The case is under investigation.

The article describes the upcoming variable weather in Boston, with a mix of clouds, sun, and rain, and provides specific temperature and precipitation forecasts from the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

Former Massachusetts State Police lieutenant Daniel J. Griffin received a five-year prison sentence for participating in an overtime fraud scheme and financial misdeeds, including tax evasion and defrauding a private school.