A 21-year-old unlicensed driver hit a stationary bus in Boston, causing traffic delays. There were no injuries, but the vehicle was towed and charges are expected.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking two suspects linked to an armed robbery at Malden Center station and have shared surveillance images to gather public assistance.

A Brazilian man with a criminal background was sentenced to 10 years for illegal reentry to the U.S. following a murder conviction and two deportations.

Boston experiences erratic weather with strong winds and showers, anticipating a sharp temperature drop and potential power outages due to gusts up to 65 mph. The National Weather Service predicts a transition to sunny but windy conditions.

Boston has made its urban tree data available to the public through Analyze Boston, providing details such as species, size, and benefits of local trees.

Springfield police arrested Edward Blatch Jr. after he allegedly pointed an airsoft rifle at a person; he was also found with suspected valium and is charged with assault.

Wa Shin, a new omakase-style sushi restaurant, has recently opened in Boston's Bay Village, aiming to provide a unique dining experience with a commitment to sustainability and education on Japanese cuisine.

Two people were found dead with gunshot wounds at the Moxy Boston Downtown hotel, with an investigation underway and autopsies scheduled. The incident has shocked the local community.

A 15-year-old was arrested in Springfield, MA, on suspicion of the 2nd-degree murder of Christina Chatlos in Vermont. The arrest involved multiple law enforcement agencies.

Jalissa Wilson has been missing since January 16th, and authorities are searching for her in the Chicopee/Springfield area, with Holyoke Police urging the public for information.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell sues the Town of Milton for not complying with a state law requiring multi-family housing development near MBTA services.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is expediting the opening of an overflow emergency shelter for migrants in Fort Point, Boston with funding from a previous United Way grant.

Edward Nathan Gale of Springfield pleads guilty to illegal firearms activities, including distributing ghost guns and Glock switches. He awaits sentencing in June.