MIT's Fetal SMPL is a machine-learning tool that provides 3D representations of fetal development, aiding doctors in prenatal diagnostics by using a model adapted for fetal poses from MRI data.

The Boston Police Department's Ice Hockey Skills Program had a visit from the BPD Ice Cream Truck, rewarding participants with ice cream after their on-ice training.

Boston's weather forecast includes fog, fall-like temperatures, light rain chances, and a brief warmup on Friday. Conditions are favorable for outdoor activities over the weekend.

Boston Police seek help identifying a female suspect, nicknamed "Snoop," involved in a Roxbury altercation, described as a slim to medium-build black woman with dreadlocks.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield for a shoplifting incident at Walmart which led to the discovery of a stolen loaded firearm. The suspects face several charges including weapon possession and shoplifting.

Massachusetts grants $3 million to expand workforce transportation options, supporting 19 projects via TMAs and other organizations, focusing on shuttles, bus stops, and ferries.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts sold five state-owned properties for housing development, totaling nearly $3 million, to address the housing crisis.

The Boston City Council has supported Mayor Wu against a federal demand to change their immigration policy, upholding the city’s sanctuary status despite federal pressure.

Boston City Council approves $602,919 in grants to support youth and job seekers, funding workforce development, youth empowerment, and services like job training, career counseling, and education.

Brian Walshe was stabbed in Norfolk County Jail but sustained only superficial injuries and has returned to jail.

A 17-year-old was stabbed at Madison Park Technical Vocational High School in Boston; non-life-threatening injuries reported. No arrests yet, suspect at large.

The MBTA, with Keolis, is increasing weekend train service to Salem in October for Haunted Happenings, offering a $10 weekend pass and encouraging sustainable travel.

Revere man Daniel Cote pleaded guilty to charges, including Armed Assault with Intent to Murder, and was sentenced to 10-12 years in prison for a 2022 confrontation with police.