Police and K-9 units responded to a threat report at Fuller Middle School; a juvenile was seen with a possible weapon, which was a phone. No threat was found, and normal school activities resumed.

Springfield Police seek help in locating 15-year-old runaway Zaneiah Mabry, last seen near Orange Street, through community vigilance and shared information.

A Boston dental manager faces additional charges, including prescription and credit card fraud, adding to earlier indictices of Medicaid fraud and unlicensed dentistry practices.

Boston's weather will transition from mild conditions to potentially the season's coldest air, with periods of rain and a significant temperature drop by the weekend.

Two people were injured in a stabbing on Harvard Street in Pittsfield; suspect Jacob Frusciente was arrested by police.

Officers were attacked at a 2-year-old's birthday party in Webster after responding to a fight; multiple charges were filed against several individuals.

Methuen schools are implementing strict food rules and enhanced maintenance to combat a mice infestation, with the superintendent committing to improve conditions and work with pest control experts.

MIT's Andres Sevtsuk studies the impact of street design on behaviors, using Kendall Square as a living lab to gather data on pedestrian dynamics and develop models for urban planning.

Boston's weather to start with a chilly, cloudy Sunday, becoming milder by Monday. Rain is expected Monday night through Tuesday, with clearer conditions following. Rain chances return Wednesday and Friday.

Three injured when a car crashed into a home in Abington, Massachusetts; an 18-year-old driver faces charges. The house was evacuated and deemed uninhabitable.

The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Amera Zvekic, a 35-year-old woman from Allston who has been missing since March 17, 2024.

Manuel Teo was arrested after injuring an officer and evading capture following a vehicle theft in Framingham. He faces multiple charges, including assaulting a police officer.

MassDOT's Aeronautics Division received a $1 million grant from the AID Demonstration Program to enhance drone utilization for infrastructure, advancing data collection and asset management.