Khristy Guzman of Holyoke has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for her involvement in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy, followed by supervised release.

Dedham's Zoning Board rejected Giri Hotel Management's plan to expand catering services for the homeless and migrants from a vacant restaurant, limiting their operation to their nearby hotel residents.

Prosecutors present DNA evidence linking Karen Read's vehicle to the death of police officer John O'Keefe, alongside details of their tumultuous relationship.

A group of Harvard alumni filed a federal lawsuit against the university, alleging incidents of "rampant antisemitism" have devalued their degrees and demanding actions and damages.

A driver in Boston hit an MBTA bus after running a red light; there were no injuries, but the car was towed. Authorities plan to cite the driver. Traffic resumed shortly after the incident.

Brendon Amado from Randolph pled guilty to participating in a home invasion and robbery orchestrated by the Cameron Street gang in 2018, where his group stole cash and a safe.

A gunshot in Southbridge led to the arrest of two individuals after investigation revealed an accidental shooting and attempts to dispose of the gun involved.

Massachusetts State Police and Northbridge Police are searching for a missing 16-year-old girl, Aubrey Pollinger. The public has been asked to assist.

Brockton Beer Co. in Massachusetts is gaining attention for its innovative, inclusive approach and culturally-infused craft beers in an industry with limited diversity.

Researchers propose that the brain expansion in ancestral humans might have been fueled by fermented foods, challenging the long-held belief that cooked food provided the necessary calories.

Boston police arrest Jorge Santiago Collazo for fentanyl trafficking after finding him with a stash on Southampton Street.

James Schaff, 57, from Cambridge, was arrested for a series of burglaries on Beacon Hill in Boston. He is linked to break-ins at three addresses on Charles Street.

A Quincy woman, Taylor Lacorte, with a long criminal record, was arrested for shoplifting and heroin trafficking in Boston. She faces multiple charges and her bail was set at $5,000.