Boston Police seek public help identifying a prowler linked to a Brighton burglary, described as wearing a black sweatshirt, gray gloves, and distinctive sneakers.

Boston Police are calling for help to locate missing 14-year-old Hiram Perez-Lazu from Dorchester, last seen near Leonard Street with a black backpack.

The weather in Boston for Labor Day weekend will vary from warm and sunny to stormy, then clear up by Monday, with a consistent sunny forecast expected post-holiday.

The Cambridge Police made multiple arrests for drug offenses in Porter Square, including suspects Lottman and MacDonagh for possession and Harrington for intent to distribute.

Boston Police District A-1 and Bureau of Community Engagement teamed up to celebrate Kwong Kow Chinese School's last day with a visit from the BPD Ice Cream Truck.

Research suggests low doses of carbon monoxide, like those inhaled by smokers, could reduce Parkinson's disease risk, potentially offering a new therapeutic path.

Sudbury man arrested for alleged child-related crimes following a year-long investigation by Harvard Police, with assistance from Sudbury Police, as per an announcement.

Boston Police District E-5 officers engaged with the community at Georgetowne Housing's Family Day, featuring family activities, a gaming truck, and a bouncy house. The BPD Ice Cream Truck also provided treats.

A Medford man is charged with sexually assaulting an elderly woman, with incidents caught on surveillance. He faces court-imposed restrictions including bail, a ban on ride-share work, GPS monitoring, and an exclusion zone.

Michael Diaz of Warwick was arrested for animal cruelty when police found 7 dogs, 3 dead and 4 emaciated, at his home. He faces charges and is released on bail with mental health monitoring.

Cambridge officials warn of traffic disruptions due to local events, including street festivals and cultural celebrations, between August 31 and September 8.

Massachusetts' Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that carrying switchblades is no longer illegal, overturning a 1957 ban and citing the Second Amendment.

Harvard-MIT student Sayo Eweje is developing nanoparticle-based delivery systems for RNA and protein therapies, aiming to improve treatments for inherited blood disorders.