Boston Police officers participated as mentors at 'Young Man with a Plan's Men of Color Career Night,' inspiring youth about career potentials in various fields.

MIT researchers, inspired by "Tetris," develop a new radiation detector with a 4-pixel array, enhancing cost, safety, and accuracy in radiation source location.

Mayor Michelle Wu has announced a grant program offering $80,000 to help Boston non-profits support individuals with criminal records reintegrate into their communities during Second Chance Month.

A 10-year-old boy was rescued by firefighters in Whitman, MA, after getting stuck in a chimney; he was unharmed.

A Plymouth man was arrested for allegedly committing wire fraud through fraudulent PPP loan applications. He could face 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

West Springfield Police are searching for a man who stole $1000 worth of Nike shoes from Kohl's and fled in a car, leading to a brief chase ended for public safety. Authorities seek info on the suspect to press charges.

The Massachusetts House proposed a $57.9 billion budget for 2025, focusing on migrant shelter funding and avoiding tax hikes or "rainy day" fund usage.

Boston pizza chain owner Stavros Papantoniadis faces wire fraud charges for allegedly lying to obtain a $499,900 SBA disaster loan for a business he sold. He awaits trial for both the new charges and previous forced labor allegations.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu launches a grants program to reimagine the city's monuments, inviting artists to submit proposals for innovative public art projects.

Registered sex offender David Cannon from Lexington, Mass., was sentenced to 15 years in prison for attempted child sex trafficking and possession of child porn.

Massachusetts introduces the Blue Envelope Program to aid drivers with autism during traffic stops, fostering clearer communication and reducing tension with police.

Amazon has opened a $400 million robotics warehouse in North Andover, MA, expected to create 1,500 jobs, emphasizing functionality with robots aiding logistics.

A Maryland man pleaded guilty to a $32,000 luxury goods heist in Wrentham, Massachusetts, with sentencing pending. His accomplices face various charges.