The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts has started a campaign against chronic absenteeism called 'Your Presence is Powerful' asking for creative student submissions by December 20, 2024.

A judge has sealed future filings in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial to keep jurors' identities private during an investigation into alleged bias linked to social media activity.

Massachusetts grants $3.75 million to 18 groups for opioid crisis efforts, ensuring support and resources for substance use disorder prevention, harm reduction, and recovery services in communities most affected.

A New Hampshire substitute teacher, Jonathan Harrison, was arrested for possession of child sex abuse images and placed on unpaid leave from his teaching position.

A Harvard-affiliated study suggests a 20% increased risk of cognitive decline in individuals after experiencing shingles, particularly among older demographics and men with the APOE4 gene.

Jatayvyn Stone Crayton, 25, escaped police custody at Barnstable Superior Court but was recaptured after sustaining an injury. He initially faced three warrants.

Tufts University alerts its community about multiple BB gun attacks in nearby areas, taking steps to increase safety and asking for vigilance and information from the public.

The Cambridge Police warn of a growing tech support scam where individuals are tricked into granting access to their computers and financial accounts, leading to personal data compromise.

A Boston man, Jaden Mathieu, was arrested for suspected drug distribution and weapon possession after police found crack cocaine, cash, and oxycodone on him during a pat frisk.

Mayor Wu launches a $300,000 grant to support youth sports organizations in Boston, with applications due by September 13, 2024. The funds aim to reduce costs and improve access to athletic programs for 8-18-year-olds.

The Attleboro Police are seeking a suspect for a string of car break-ins and an SUV theft, urging residents to secure their vehicles and provide any useful information.

A child and a woman were found dead in North Andover, Massachusetts, with local authorities investigating the incident as isolated, posing no wider public threat.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the renovation of the Clarendon Street Play Area in Boston, featuring new play equipment and additional trees, emphasizing the role of community engagement in the park's development.