An altercation at a Fall River CVS, and later outside a McDonald's, resulted in the arrest of seven juveniles yesterday.

Boston Public Schools unveils a new special education plan aimed at providing an equitable education for students of all abilities through inclusion classrooms, addressing long-standing racial and systemic disparities.

Anti-war protesters in Boston rallied against the ongoing violence in the Middle East and sought the assistance of Senator Elizabeth Warren in calling for a ceasefire. Tensions escalated among demonstrators, resulting in arrests, while multiple sources reported on the various perspectives and events surrounding the protests.

A stolen white Nissan Frontier was identified, and its operator arrested by Worcester Police's Neighborhood Response Team yesterday.

Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) is making an effort to find homes for older and less adopted animals by waiving adoption fees during a weekend adoptathon.

As multiple police departments seek the public's assistance in identifying a man involved in using a stolen credit card, a larger discussion regarding financial identity theft must take place.

A Massachusetts man faces a rape charge after allegedly assaulting a woman who believed he was her Uber driver.

As a massive fire raged at a vehicle recycling facility in Tiverton, Rhode Island, firefighters battled for hours to contain the blaze amid the sounds of explosions and challenging conditions.

In a recent shift in leadership, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission names Debra Hilton-Creek, a newcomer to the agency, as acting executive director with a fresh focus on people, culture, and best practices for organizational operations.

CrepeBerry in Wellesley Hills is closing its doors later this month, and the restaurant owner cites record inflation, skyrocketing labor costs, a staffing shortage, and personal life changes, as contributing factors to the decision.

Former IT manager Tod Erickson is sentenced to prison for orchestrating a scheme to steal over $1.4 million in computer equipment from his employer and filing a false tax return.

Hayden releases findings into Winthrop 2021 officer-involved shooting death of Nathan Allen, revealing a racially motivated rampage that led to justified officer intervention. Winthrop community praised for healing and addressing the aftermath.

An MIT-designed system could harness 40% of the sun's heat to produce clean hydrogen fuel, which could be instrumental in the decarbonization of the transportation industry.