Researchers at MIT and the University of Texas have found new ways to control magnetic waves with terahertz light, potentially advancing quantum computing.

The article discusses Massachusetts' record-breaking $1.56 billion adult-use marijuana sales in 2023, with continuous growth since legalization in 2018.

Former FedEx driver Frank P. O'Toole was sentenced to six days in jail and three years supervised release for stealing and selling firearms from packages.

Woman involved in major drug trafficking gets eight days already served and three years of supervised release instead of the recommended 37 months. Her residence had nine kilos of fentanyl, following an undercover heroin transaction.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu extends the fare-free bus program on Routes 23, 28, and 29 until March 2026, benefiting low-income riders and increasing ridership.

The Boston Police are seeking a suspect for an armed robbery that occurred around 12:49 PM at a Roxbury store, where he stole cash and robbed a customer.

The Boston Police seek public assistance in identifying a suspect in a Roxbury breaking and entering case with a stolen vehicle, urging tips for their ongoing investigation.

Uber is laying off 168 staff from its alcohol delivery service Drizly, which it acquired for $1.1 billion. The layoffs start April 1, with Drizly shutting down by September. Some employees may join Uber's Beverage and Alcohol service.

A 63-year-old New Hampshire man died in an ATV crash after losing control and colliding with a log. Alcohol and trail conditions may have been factors.

ChocAllure opens its first physical store in Wellesley Square, Boston, offering a variety of handmade fine chocolates and a Chocolate-of-the-Month Club.

MIT experts applied Weyl's law to improve machine learning efficiency, cutting down on the training data needed for AI systems, as presented at a December 2023 conference.

Boston police arrested two individuals, Jekis Aguavivas Mendes and Waily Reyes, on drug trafficking charges during a crackdown in the Mass and Cass area.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect involved in vandalizing fire alarms at the State Street station on January 14.