Jeffrey MacEachron has pleaded guilty in court to health care fraud, falsely billing insurers for non-provided services through his Massachusetts physical therapy business.

A former Boston Police officer was sentenced for partaking in an overtime fraud scheme, now facing two years of supervised release and financial penalties.

TD Bank is closing seven branches in Massachusetts as part of a network optimization strategy, leading to an increased focus on digital banking, while still maintaining a strong physical presence in the state.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pregnant with her third child and will not take maternity leave, continuing her record of integrating motherhood with governance. She remains committed to the city and her work for families.

MIT researchers have found that large language models (LLMs) don't always align with human expectations, highlighting gaps in our ability to predict when they'll succeed or fail.

A man kicked and cracked a MBTA bus window, causing delays when the bus was removed from service. No injuries were reported, and police are investigating.

The Healey-Driscoll administration announced changes to Massachusetts' Emergency Assistance shelter prioritization and the management of safety-net sites, effective August 1, to address capacity and budgetary concerns.

Darryl Thomson, 60, was arrested by the Boston Police in Roxbury for Larcency from a Building, as he was listed on their Most Wanted List. He is set for arraignment in Roxbury District Court.

An 18-year-old from Malden has been charged with first-degree murder and denied bail following a fatal stabbing during a brawl in Chelsea, as captured on surveillance footage.

Eyad Abbas from Roxbury, facing assault charges for injuring Boston police officers with a car, has been held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing.

Worcester Police seized a machine gun and drugs from Natasha Perry, who faces multiple charges including illegal possession of a firearm and intent to distribute narcotics.

Kathy Davis and Andres Ramirez are appointed as BCYF Condon Community Center Director and Draper Pool Manager, respectively, to continue nurturing environments for Boston's youth.

Worcester Police arrested Argenis Cordova for firearm and drug charges after a suspected drug deal and foot chase. Cordova had prior warrants and now faces additional charges including unlicensed firearm possession.