MIT researchers found that AI struggles with complex image retrieval tasks requiring deep ecological knowledge, despite performing well on basic searches.

MIT engineers have developed tiny, light-based wireless antennas that could transform biological monitoring and advance medical diagnostics for diseases like arrhythmia and Alzheimer’s.

Kenneth Riel, 50, of Winthrop, has been charged for a rental scam in Malden, defrauding 17 people of over $35,000 by deceiving them into paying deposits for apartments.

A Marshfield man, Aidan Boyle, is accused of breaking into a gas station, stealing a vehicle, and later burning it on Duxbury Beach, as reported by the Marshfield Police Department.

Mayor Wu leads Boston's 28th Annual Enchanted Trolley Tour to spread holiday cheer with tree lightings and Santa visits, supported by Bank of America.

A fire in Somerville has resulted in the death of a woman, with an investigation by local officials currently underway. The blaze occurred near an encampment by Alewife Brook Parkway.

Boston Police officers from District C-6 served food and brought holiday cheer at the Condon School's Senior Holiday Lunch, engaging with about 100 seniors.

An East Boston man was arraigned on multiple animal cruelty charges for abusing a young German Shepherd, with bail set at $100 and a pre-trial hearing scheduled for January 16.

Boston's District E-5 police brought holiday cheer to St. John Chrysostom seniors with an event featuring food, music, and community engagement.

Boston Police Department officers visited Fisher College to promote the Massachusetts Civil Service Exam for police recruits, providing insights into law enforcement careers.

An SUV struck a state police cruiser on Storrow Drive, injuring the trooper and leading to the arrest of the driver, Melvin Lopez, for DUI. Lopez pleaded not guilty and was released on bond.

A man was arrested in Roxbury after a traffic stop, facing multiple firearm-related charges and other offenses, including carrying a loaded firearm without a license and resisting arrest.

Holyoke Police arrested Vincente Torres, 51, after he discarded a bag containing cocaine. He faces charges for possession and intent to distribute a Class B drug.