An accident in Bourne damaged a utility pole, causing traffic delays and power outages. The area was partially closed for repairs, but later fully reopened.

Boston Police seek public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an assault and battery on Warren Street, Roxbury, offering anonymous tip lines for information.

Boston celebrated St. Patrick's Day with early showers followed by clear, breezy weather for parades. A cold front is expected to bring cooler temperatures and a chance of snow later in the week.

MIT researchers developed a new navigation algorithm for robots that allows for efficient obstacle avoidance and path selection in uncertain environments, which could aid in tasks like search-and-rescue or space exploration.

A crane collapsed onto a building in Norwood, requiring an emergency response and evacuation. One person was evaluated but declined further medical assistance. The building's safety is being assessed post-incident.

Hartford police attending to an unwanted guest stumbled upon a major drug and firearms bust at a messy apartment, leading to the arrest of Israel Jimenez on multiple charges.

A supervisor from a high-end jewelry brand was charged with stealing millions in precious metals and faces money laundering charges, with a potential sentence of 10 years if convicted.

Two juveniles were arrested at MBTA Nubian Square Station for possessing and using a taser, according to Transit Police.

Boston police investigate a stabbing in Roxbury, victim hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made.

A masked man attempted to abduct a 9-year-old autistic girl from her Lexington backyard, but she escaped after kicking him. Police are investigating the incident.

Firefighters in Boston extinguished a major fire in a multi-family home on Forest St., with no reported injuries and ongoing investigations into the cause.

A Sudbury bookkeeper, Christina Iannelli, was sentenced to two years in prison for embezzling over $180,000 from her employer, after pleading guilty to bank fraud.

Mayor Michelle Wu secured new contracts for city workers in Boston, offering set dollar wage increases and benefits like sick leave for probationary employees, and an optional four-day work week for AFSCME members.