Christopher Wild, 56, was arrested for a non-fatal stabbing in Boston's South End; the incident occurred early Saturday and the victim was hospitalized.

Boston officials warned the public to avoid some waterways due to sewage overflows following a recent storm, affecting Charlestown, East Boston, and Fort Point Channel.

Police in West Springfield seek public's help in locating a hit-and-run driver who struck a 15-year-old boy. The teen suffered minor injuries and the police request surveillance footage from residents.

Cambridge enhances efforts to protect the homeless during winter through public services and a warming center operating at the Senior Center from Dec 1 to Apr 30, with resources for those in need.

New Bedford detectives used a thermal imaging camera to link a .38 caliber revolver to suspect Tyler Thomas by detecting its heat signature. Thomas was charged with carrying a loaded firearm without a license.

A Fall River couple was arrested for trafficking crack cocaine in New Bedford after police observed a suspected drug deal and found over 43 grams of the drug in their car.

A thief was caught on camera stealing 20-25 packages from a Mattapan apartment complex in Boston, leaving behind discarded wrappings and a cigarette odor.

UMass Boston investigates antisemitic graffiti on campus; Chancellor Suarez-Orozco condemns the act and calls for decisive action. Law enforcement is involved in the ongoing inquiry.

UPenn President Liz Magill and Board Chairman Scott Bok resigned amid backlash over responses to campus antisemitism and scrutiny from lawmakers and donors.

MIT researchers have developed a new method for incorporating two-dimensional materials into electronics without damaging them, promising advancements in high-performance devices.

The first segment of Boston's North Washington Street Bridge has opened, improving connectivity between the North End and Charlestown. The project is set to complete in early 2025.

Southern New England is set to experience a storm with high winds and heavy rain, with the possibility of coastal and street flooding, and power outages.

A joint operation named Operation Safe Streets led to the seizure of drugs and the arrest of two individuals in Holyoke, with various law enforcement agencies cooperating.