A Boston man pled guilty to trafficking illegal machinegun conversion devices and faces up to 10 years in prison.

Annette Bening is named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year for her significant contributions to entertainment.

Mayor Wu and over 270 volunteers conducted Boston's 44th annual homelessness census to gather data essential for allocating city resources and federal funding.

Massachusetts officials request EPA to reverse a $30 million reduction in lead pipe replacement funding, citing negative impacts on safe drinking water, particularly in marginalized communities.

Documents suggest Karen Read shared sensitive case information with blogger “Turtleboy”. Her extensive calls with him are under scrutiny for potential witness intimidation.

A Manchester school worker was charged with assaulting two 7-year-old students. William O'Connell faces second-degree and simple assault charges for the incidents at Parker Varney Elementary School.

Stanzy's Country Ranch in Peabody is transferring ownership to the landlord, who plans to open his own pub in its place. The country bar was known for live music, Southern dishes, and was a community staple.

A study reveals that climate change may have the most severe impact on the oldest African elephants, crucial for ecosystem balance and elephant populations.

An 82-year-old woman crashed her SUV into a New Hampshire pizza shop, causing structural damage and her hospitalization with non-life-threatening injuries. No one inside was hurt.

MIT and Brigham and Women's Hospital researchers have developed a novel microscopy technique that provides unprecedented detail of brain tissue, potentially altering brain tumor diagnosis and treatment.

Springfield police arrested Timothy Hosey for unlawful firearm possession and reckless driving, including nearly hitting a child. Hosey, a convicted murderer, was caught after fleeing a crime scene.

A 14-year-old girl was reportedly indecently assaulted at Boston's Forest Hills MBTA station. Police arrested a juvenile male suspect the following day.

Boston's MOIA has announced job openings to strengthen outreach to the city's immigrants, including positions like Strategic Communications Manager and Immigrant Youth Organizer.