UMass Amherst researchers received a grant to develop deep-learning models using clinical MRIs to predict Alzheimer's disease at least two years prior to symptom onset.

Julio Ardon was arrested for the fatal stabbing of Wilfredo Landaverde Arevalo in East Boston last month, with charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

Transit Police arrested a 35-year-old man for indecent assault on a female passenger on an MBTA bus, following a report of the incident. The victim's courage was praised, and the arrest emphasizes the importance of safety on public transport.

Boston Police arrested Jahzyme Richardson in Hyde Park for a gun and drug bust at a skate park, recovering a loaded firearm and marijuana intended for sale.

The Boston Police Department is conducting a recruitment campaign in Roxbury, urging prospective officers to apply for the Civil Service Exam by January 16, 2024.

A driver was rescued in Norwood after his car submerged in floods. Responders saved him from a tree limb where he clung for safety, with non-life-threatening injuries. The road was closed due to the severe flooding.

Protests erupt in Boston against the closure of a Walgreens pharmacy in Roxbury, a decision viewed by locals as detrimental to the community's health needs.

A Randolph man was sentenced to 11 years in prison for sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl, with five years' supervised release and $5,500 restitution.

New Bedford narcotics detectives capped a significant drug bust last week, hauling in a man from the North End with a substantial haul of the ...

The Harvey Tileston House, a historic property linked to the American Revolution and the Underground Railroad, is for sale in Pepperell, MA for $499,900.

Flying Boar Kitchen, a new Caribbean-inspired sandwich and ghost kitchen, has opened in Westwood, MA, offering takeout, pickup, and delivery of unique dishes like beef burger chimi and empanadas.

The Boston Police are looking for a suspect in several credit card fraud cases and are asking for public assistance in identifying them through a surveillance image.

Boston settled a gender discrimination lawsuit with former police commander Beth Donovan for $2.4 million, stemming from allegations of systematic discrimination and retaliatory demotion.