The FAA is probing a laser strike on a Delta flight approaching Boston, with a safe landing reported. Investigations are ongoing with no injuries, amid rising incidents nationwide.

Former Boston school officials Natasha Halfkenny and Coreen Miranda were fined $4,000 for misusing their positions to secure "Hamilton" tickets for their children.

Bournewood Health Systems will pay up to $6.5 million to settle allegations of False Claims Act violations related to kickback activities tied to their treatment programs.

An inmate, Kevin Michael O'Brien, has escaped from Pondville Correctional Facility in Norfolk, Massachusetts, leading to increased police patrols and a public alert.

An 18-year-old male was arrested in Worcester for firearm violations after police received a call about a gun threat; two unlicensed firearms were recovered.

Boston Police and State Police arrested three individuals in Dorchester, seizing a firearm, ammunition, and narcotics while executing arrest and search warrants.

A man sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a stabbing at Boston Common near Brewer Fountain. No arrests have been made.

A state police cruiser was struck by a Subaru on I-90 in Newton, MA, resulting in the trooper's hospitalization. Driver Kimberly Anderson was arrested for DUI, causing traffic delays.

Boston police are investigating a late-night stabbing in Roxbury, with the victim sustaining life-threatening injuries and no suspects identified yet.

A severe water main break in Boston's South End and Roxbury neighborhoods caused extensive damage and commuting delays, resulting in flooded streets and a vehicle being swallowed by the road.

Springfield Police arrested Darrell Smith and seized a loaded firearm during an anti-drag racing operation that also addressed trespassing and vehicular offenses.

An inmate at the Massachusetts Treatment Center died after a fight, prompting an investigation by multiple agencies. The facility has a history of violence.

Mitchell Felix Duru, 23, was fatally shot in Mattapan, prompting the Boston Police Homicide Unit to seek public assistance in their investigation. The community is offered support through the Neighborhood Trauma Team.