A fight at Brockton High School injured a staff member and led to student discipline, with police investigating. It's the latest violent incident at the school, already infamous for unrest.

North Attleborough begins partial demolition of the hazardous Webster Mill with road closures and detours in effect; town advises public to avoid the site due to safety and environmental risks.

A man was arrested on an MBTA trolley after verbally abusing passengers and refusing to calm down or exit the vehicle, according to the Transit Police Department.

A 67-year-old man was arrested after committing a lewd act towards an MBTA Transit Ambassador at Downtown Crossing station. No details about the act or charges were given.

Cambridge residents can vote on how to spend $2 million on city projects through Participatory Budgeting from March 7-17, with online, phone, and in-person voting options available.

Mayor Wu and the Boston Police Detectives Benevolent Society have ratified a new, reform-focused five-year contract, including operational changes and a 23% raise for detectives.

A pro-Palestine protest in Boston caused traffic disruptions, with police advising alternate routes. The peaceful demonstration affected Summer Street and nearby areas. Traffic was expected to normalize by evening.

A Boston man was arrested by the Roxbury Anti-Crime Unit on firearms charges after a traffic stop revealed he was driving without a license and in possession of a loaded 9mm handgun.

Manchester police are investigating a suspicious death after a man with life-threatening injuries died in the hospital; public safety is not believed to be at risk.

A fire caused by a space heater engulfed a historic home in Abington, but all nine residents and a dog safely evacuated. Firefighters, aided by multiple towns, extinguished the blaze in under 45 minutes.

A man was arrested for DUI after his canoe capsized in New Hampshire, prompting the rescue of his two young children.

Chicago firefighters battled a major fire at Universal Scrap Metals, which lasted over 10 hours and required 120 personnel. The fire led to facility collapses and involved around 2 million pounds of copper.

An investigation found no evidence that a racial slur was used at a Mansfield high school basketball game, despite a claim made after a video circulated on social media.