Boston Police arrested Demanni White-Tharps in connection to a non-fatal Dorchester shooting, recovering a firearm with a spent casing. He faces several charges.

The Bristol County District Attorney deemed the police shooting of ex-fire chief Paul Coderre Jr. justified, following Coderre's gunfire at officers in Fairhaven.

A couple from Everett was hit and killed by a car in Lakeland, Florida, in front of their daughter; the driver had a green light and showed no impairment.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the opening of the renovated McGann Playground in Hyde Park, Boston, with features like new equipment, a splash pad, and sustainability additions.

The Boston Police are searching for Reuthaimetapat Chatawate, a 26-year-old Asian male from Allston, reported missing since 4 pm today. They seek public assistance.

Worcester Police arrested an adult male for inappropriate contact with a child, with an active warrant for a similar offense, after community intervention.

Attorney General Formella announced an enforcement action against Lavaughn Barnett for alleged civil rights violations related to a violent attack against his ex-girlfriend motivated by her sexual orientation.

Police arrested Jacob Silva and Aubrey Ferreira for breaking into Wareham Middle School and stealing a MacBook, later recovering the laptop at Silva's home. Both face criminal charges.

Context Labs, led by MIT Sloan Fellow Dan Harple, uses a blockchain platform to enhance transparency and credibility in corporate emissions data, offering a solution to greenwashing.

An off-duty officer saved a toddler after a near-drowning in New Hampshire, performing life-saving measures until emergency services arrived. The child recovered fully.

The King & I, a Thai restaurant in Boston's Beacon Hill, has closed following the death of its founder Kent Nandhavan. This marks the end of a 40-year legacy serving the local community.

Suspect Jonathan Quintanilla was arrested for a series of break-ins, aided by cooperation between Watertown and Newton Police Departments and the public.

Boston's National Night Out kicked off with a community event celebrating safety and unity, featuring Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox, festive activities, and honors for community contributors.