Mayor Michelle Wu commits to youth sports by endorsing the Children's Bill of Rights in Sports in Boston, and through a $300,000 grant to local youth programs, aiming to provide quality, inclusive sports experiences for children.

A driver died after a car collided with a school bus in Walpole, New Hampshire; two children and the bus driver were injured.

The Springfield Police warned of increased skimming device usage at ATMs and sales terminals and advised caution and daily machine inspections by employees.

A Lawrence man pleaded guilty to false passport application statements and aggravated identity theft, using a deceased person's information. Sentencing is set for March 5, 2025.

Boston Police District E-5 officers engaged in community building by sharing coffee and conversation with West Roxbury seniors at the Boston Lodge of Elks.

A woman in Queens is charged in a retail theft ring for stealing fragrances from an Ulta store and has pleaded not guilty, with her bail set at $100,000.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches the Youth Speaks Boston survey to gather input from the city's youth aged 14 to 25 on their needs and challenges to inform future services and policies.

The BPD celebrated the end of a successful soccer season in District D-14, highlighting community and youth engagement, with 150 participants and a special parents vs. kids match.

Analeysa Pringle, 25, faces charges for a stabbing incident in Manchester's Victory Parking Garage, where a 54-year-old man was injured in October. She turned herself in and faces assault and evidence falsification charges.

MIT engineers discovered that exercise-induced muscle contractions release myokines, significantly promoting neuron growth, which may aid nerve injury treatment and neuroregeneration.

Massachusetts residents face a surge in data breaches, with almost 7 million affected in 2023. Both large companies and small businesses have been hit, causing concern for personal and financial information security.

Two people were hospitalized after a dog attack in Dorchester, Boston, leading to police shooting the aggressive dog. The victims' conditions and dog's breed are unknown; the incident is under investigation.

The Boston Police Department thanked U.S. veterans and recognized fellow officers who served, emphasizing their service to the nation on Veterans Day.