A drunk teenage driver crashed into a police barracks in Cheshire, resulting in minor injuries to herself and her passenger, and legal charges against her.

A tractor-trailer flipped on the Massachusetts Turnpike, potentially due to bad weather, causing traffic disruptions. Another unrelated crash involved a wrong-way driver, leading to injuries and road closures.

Taylor Swift was in the spotlight at the Chiefs-Patriots game, supporting her boyfriend Travis Kelce. Her presence attracted fans who couldn't get concert tickets.

Two people were found dead from gunshot wounds near a vehicle on a remote road in Millis, Massachusetts, with no clear signs of third-party involvement.

Joshua Hinds, 45, from Stow, was arrested in Waltham, Massachusetts, after a manhunt. He was considered armed and dangerous, having allegedly shown a gun and made threats. The arrest followed a coordinated search involving several police departments.

Thousands celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party with a reenactment in Boston, complete with historical attire and tea throwing, to honor the revolutionary act.

A man was critically wounded in a daytime shooting in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Authorities responded to ShotSpotter alerts and 911 calls, but no suspects have been arrested as the investigation continues.

Harvard University experienced a 17% drop in early admissions applications, which may be influenced by recent controversies and changes in college admissions policies.

Boston celebrated the Dorchester Elite Eagles and Boston Lady Raiders' national championship victories with a parade in Dorchester, attended by Mayor Wu.

Wayne O'Keefe, 50, of Braintree, was arrested for allegedly robbing a Valentino store in Boston, making off with $30,000 in handbags. He faces several charges including vehicle infractions and drug possession.

Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital faces allegations of mishandling infant remains, including a highly publicized case from 2020. Multiple families claim the loss of their infants' remains at the hospital, suggesting a pattern of such incidents.

The Boston Herald reported on a luxury home at 62 Stanley Road in Newton with modern amenities and a price tag of $2,719,000, featuring a chef's kitchen and six bedrooms.

Massachusetts allocates $100 million to cities and towns for transportation improvements under the Healey-Driscoll Administration, funded by the Fair Share Amendment.