A car crashed into a Brockton home, injuring two men, after the driver lost control while passing another vehicle. The driver is expected to be summoned.

Trump considers shifting $3 billion from Harvard to trade schools, criticizing the university for alleged antisemitism and national security concerns.

Two men were stabbed at Han Nightclub in Boston's Allston; both suffered non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made; the police are investigating.

Boston Police warn of increased assaults and thefts targeting food delivery drivers in Mattapan and Hyde Park, issuing safety recommendations and seeking tips to assist investigations.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore Harvard researchers' LGBTQ+ studies, citing likely First Amendment and Administrative Procedure Act violation success.

Four juveniles were arrested in Boston for vehicle theft and associated crimes, including armed robbery and firearm possession. The stolen car led to a police chase and subsequent foot pursuit before their apprehension.

Raju Sharma will plead guilty to fraudulently billing Medicare for $30 million in a DME scheme, facing up to 10 years in prison and $15.8 million in restitution.

A Salvadoran national, Miguel Chavez, is charged with illegal reentry in Boston after a prior deportation, facing up to 20 years in prison, supervised release, and a fine.

Worcester police arrested Shawn Fleury for drug trafficking and firearms violations following a search that uncovered drugs, guns, and distribution materials.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Boston for an armed robbery in Mattapan and faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Protesters disrupted Worcester's State of the City address over ICE operations, reflecting the community's unrest despite city manager Eric Batista's discussions on public safety and infrastructure plans.

ICE arrested 44-year-old Dominican national Julio Soto-Heredia in Boston, who faces charges including fentanyl trafficking and arms offenses in Massachusetts and the Dominican Republic.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the opening of Pok Oi Residences, a new affordable housing development in Boston's Chinatown, created in partnership with multiple agencies and designed to preserve the neighborhood's accessibility and character.