A man from Braintree was sentenced to 15 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering within a larger network distributing meth in New England.

Multiple crashes on Route 93 in Wilmington, MA, send four to the hospital and involve a fire truck, with the cause under investigation.

Two men were found dead in a Yarmouth beach parking lot and are under investigation by local and state police; their cause of death is unclear, and there's no public danger.

A man was found with a gunshot wound after a crash in Lawrence, MA, and police are investigating the non-random incident with no ongoing threat to the public.

The Abington Police found inconsistencies in a reported attempted kidnapping case, leading to the woman admitting the incident didn't occur as claimed.

Stavros Papantoniadis, owner of Stash's Pizza, received an 8.5-year prison sentence for forced labor charges involving the abuse of undocumented workers.

The Boston Fire Department responded to a fire in Allston, with heavy fire coming from the attic of a multi-family home at 9/11 Holton Street. The cause and any injuries remain undisclosed.

A Chelsea apartment raid led to a 27-year-old man's arrest, with drugs, cash, and a firearm seized; the police stress their ongoing fight against drug crimes.

Michael McGhee, 19, was arrested for a stabbing in Watertown. He faces multiple charges including assault. The victim survived. An investigation is ongoing, and McGhee is held without bail.

Boston's weather forecast includes a cool weekend ahead with a high of 61 today and mid-60s Saturday, possibly dipping to 35 by Monday night. Warmer temperatures will return next week, reaching near 70.

The Boston Police are searching for Kemuel Matos, a missing 15-year-old from Roslindale, last seen on October 22, 2024. He is a white Hispanic male, around 5'5", with brown hair and eyes. Public assistance is requested.

An officer from the Worcester Police Department and the DEA Worcester HIDTA arrested Ronny Paredes-Suarez for cocaine trafficking after finding drugs in his car.

MIT researchers have found new brain pathways that regulate dopamine and could impact movement and control, with potential implications for disorders like Parkinson's disease.