New Bedford police arrested a man for alleged drug trafficking and an unlicensed firearm, seizing cocaine, paraphernalia, over $7,000, and a loaded Glock 9mm.

Businesswoman Lilian Giang was sentenced to 18 months in prison for tax and mail fraud, with two years of supervised release and ordered to pay $845,382 in restitution.

A jury exonerated Boston police officers of liability in the overdose death of Shayne Stilphen in custody, finding no reckless conduct or indifference.

Boston experienced a natural event known as the nuptial flight, where swarms of winged ants engaged in a mating dance, prompting intrigued and bothered responses from residents.

The "Pink House" in Newbury failed to attract bids at auction, with plans for demolition due to its deteriorating condition and environmental concerns.

Springfield Police arrested three men and seized drugs and a loaded gun during a Wilcox Street operation led by Sergeants Hitas and Robillard after a drug transaction was observed.

Dorchester resident Antoiwane Hawkins-Davis was arrested by Boston officers for firearm and drug charges after a traffic stop revealed a gun and cocaine.

MIT engineers have developed a new theory to improve the design and operation of wind farms, potentially optimizing turbine efficiency and energy output.

A man from Washington D.C. was sentenced to 8 months for his role in a theft ring that stole $32,000 in luxury goods from a Gucci store in Massachusetts.

Boston celebrates R&B group New Edition with a tribute event including public art, community activities, and a concert. Mayor Wu renames a street and announces "New Edition Day."

The article describes a fluctuating weather pattern for Boston, with a cold start, potential showers, and warming temperatures leading into a sunny and warmer weekend.

The article examines a study by MIT researchers which suggests that the complexity of legal language, or "legalese," offers a sense of authority and tradition in law.

The article discusses a report on the missed interventions by the Army Reserves and police prior to Maine's deadliest shootings, pointing out various system failures.