The Brockton Public Schools is facing a financial crisis with a projected deficit of up to $25 million, as an audit highlights budget mismanagement and the Superintendent is put on leave.

A Taunton man was sentenced to 5-8 years for dealing drugs from a sober house. He trafficked fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine and was caught exchanging what was believed to be Adderall but was methamphetamine.

Zachary Brousseau is charged with stealing Black Lives Matter banners from a Duxbury church and property destruction, with investigations leading police to his home.

Police resolved a domestic dispute in Cape Cod where a man was holding his mother at knifepoint and firing at officers, ultimately arresting him after lengthy negotiations.

Two juveniles were struck by a vehicle in Waltham; one seriously injured. The driver stayed and cooperated with police. The incident is under investigation.

A driver without a license crashed into a Malden home, killing a dog and injuring the owner, and now faces multiple charges, including fleeing the scene.

The lawsuit filed against MIT by two Jewish students and StandWithUs alleges the institution ignored antisemitism, potentially fostering discrimination and harassment on campus.

XOXO Sushi Bar recently opened in Chestnut Hill, offering a high-end Japanese dining experience with multi-course omakase, robatayaki, and a late-night menu. The izakaya-style pub aims to provide a symphony of flavors and an inviting ambiance.

Suffolk University evacuated David J. Sargent Hall due to a bomb threat. Classes were canceled and police investigated. No further details on the threat source or motive are reported.

Boston Police coordinated with Pryde LGBTQ Senior Housing for a security walk-through, showcasing their commitment to community engagement and diverse groups' safety.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 visited the West Roxbury Senior Center for a community engagement event, sharing coffee and conversation after a fitness class.

Boston to have a sunny Friday followed by a wet weekend with possible high winds and rain, and fluctuating weather conditions, including the chance of sunshine and a quiet spell with warmer temperatures post-Monday.

Christianne Mylott-Coleman was sentenced to 30 days in prison and a year of supervised release for evading taxes by failing to report $740,000 in income. She must pay $269,209 in restitution.