A Boys & Girls Club worker in Plymouth, MA, faces charges for indecently assaulting and photographing a child. Despite pleading not guilty and posting bail, the employee is implicated in inappropriate acts with a child at a summer camp.

Eight individuals were arrested for open-air drug distribution in Springfield, Massachusetts, with narcotics seized during a two-day police operation.

A Tesla crashed into a house in Manchester, NH after a high-speed police chase, leaving a hole in the building. The driver, Alan Piket, is facing charges.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Police Commissioner Michael Cox, and BPD officers joined a Peace Walk by Twelfth Baptist Church to engage with the community.

Massachusetts launches a free early literacy tutoring program in 272 elementary schools, with a focus on K-3 students, backed by a $25 million investment, to improve reading skills post-pandemic.

Massachusetts residents may witness the northern lights due to a significant solar storm interacting with Earth's magnetic field, with the best viewing conditions in areas with clear skies and low light pollution.

A 91-year-old woman died in a house fire in Middleborough, MA, despite firefighters' quick response to extinguish the blaze; an investigation into the cause is underway.

The Boston Police Department is seeking public help to find Jasmyn Rochester from Mattapan, last seen on August 29 and possibly around Castle Island or Conley Terminal in South Boston.

MIT's Weissman and Luo used the novel LOCL-TL tool to study protein synthesis at mitochondria, finding about 20% of mitochondrial proteins are made on-site, which could advance understanding of diseases.

Massachusetts declares September "Emergency Preparedness Month" to promote disaster readiness, partnering with state agencies and nonprofits for community engagement and education.

Governor Healey criticizes Trump administration for canceling $34 million funding for Salem's offshore wind terminal, impacting jobs and economic growth.

A Lawrence man faces federal charges for possessing around 10,000 fake Percocet pills laced with fentanyl, with penalties up to 20 years in prison and fines up to $1 million.

Boston's "Forever Young" program for older adults is returning this fall, offering outdoor activities at Langone Park every Friday from September 5 to October 24. No registration is required for the weekly events.