A suspect, Christopher Meade, faces charges related to a Roxbury shooting after being arrested for a separate crime. The Boston Police Department connected him to a December incident where the victim survived being shot multiple times.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute reinstates mask mandate due to a spike in respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19 and influenza. The decision is data-driven and aims to protect vulnerable patients.

A major storm in Massachusetts left many without power, with full restoration not expected until days later, despite over 450 crews working on repairs.

A Massachusetts man received a 70-month prison sentence for a nationwide fraud scheme targeting rideshare and delivery companies, involving identity theft and fake accounts.

Massachusetts schools closed due to storm-induced power outages, affecting multiple counties and disrupting education, with some institutions turning to remote learning.

Dae Gee Korean BBQ is set to open its first Massachusetts location in Chelmsford as part of its national expansion, highlighted by its all-you-can-eat offerings and authentic Korean flavors.

The study by an MIT economist suggests colon cancer screenings reduce cancer risk by 0.5%, which is double previous estimates, underscoring the importance of actual screenings over invitations.

Boston Police arrested Luis Fernando Guzman-Ortiz in Roxbury for unlawful firearm possession after a routine traffic stop revealed a concealed weapon and a suspended driver's license.

Boston Police Department's District D-4 officers collected 48 coats for children through a holiday drive, supported by local entities like PAL and Target, to aid the St. Stephen's Youth Program.

A New Jersey man, Edwin Tavarez, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for wire fraud, after conning a friend out of $1.5 million in a fake real estate deal.

Massachusetts police are probing the toppling of a menorah in Framingham, potentially treating the vandalism as a hate crime. Over 200 swatting incidents targeting Jewish facilities also alarmed authorities nationwide.

A Cambridge man is sentenced to five years in prison for possessing child pornography, with additional supervised release, after a federal investigation linked him to online transactions for illicit material.

Massachusetts troopers arrested two men for illegal firearms and drugs following a traffic stop in Lynn, where a gun was visible in a passenger’s coat.