Boston police officers conducted a 'Walk the Beat' event to TD Garden, showing support for the Bruins and engaging with the community to strengthen relationships.

A water main break in Wrentham, RT-140, caused significant traffic disruptions, road closures, and led to emergency measures and repair efforts by work crews.

A contractor accidentally hit a gas main in Lynn, prompting evacuations. Firefighters and police acted quickly, preventing injuries as residents were taken to St. Michael's Hall. No injuries were reported, and National Grid fixed the leak.

Boston Police officers celebrated Mother's Day at East Boston Senior Center as part of a community outreach initiative, bringing joy and dessert to local seniors.

MIT senior Janabel Xia combines environmental tech with dance, and works on a traffic system for autonomous vehicles while promoting secure voting methods and engaging in community service.

Three individuals were arrested following a reported theft that led to a high-speed chase in Hooksett, NH. The suspects face various charges, including reckless conduct and drug possession.

Cambridge's Early Childhood Education Career Training Program is recruiting for free training with a focus on the CDA Credential and EEC certification.

Boston police arrested a 50-year-old woman in Dorchester for trafficking drugs, including fentanyl, meth, and cocaine, following tips about a drug den.

Boston is set for a summer-like week with temperatures reaching high 80s and possibly 90s, well above May averages, starting Tuesday after a cooler Monday.

Vegetarian chain Clover Food Lab remains open in Cambridge post-bankruptcy restructuring, with CEO Julia Piper's leadership and a shift towards catering and meal boxes aiding recovery.

Harvard and Google have created the most detailed brain map ever, revealing an intricate network in a tiny brain sample, advancing our understanding of brain function and structure.

A student was arrested for using a knife during a fight at Excel High School in South Boston, prompting a brief lockdown and ongoing police investigations.

A woman was arrested for vandalizing train cars at North Quincy MBTA station; she's facing charges and may need psychological services. No injuries were reported.