Two individuals have been arrested in Roxbury as a result of a Boston Youth Violence Strike Force operation. A loaded gun with defaced serial numbers was recovered, leading to charges for illegal firearm possession and related offenses.

The Massachusetts AG's report reveals residents lost over $577 million to overpriced electric supply contracts in 8 years, prompting legislative action.

A home in Orange, Massachusetts, was destroyed by fire early Wednesday, with firefighters facing challenges due to lack of hydrants. The cause is under investigation, and road closures are in effect.

Salem Police arrested Daiquan Parisse, linking him to a Shell gas station burglary and another break-in, following a swift investigation and evidence collection.

A school bus driver in Ashby, Massachusetts, has been removed from duty following an alleged assault on a student, with both school officials and police investigating the incident captured on video.

A man named Jose Rivera Sanchez was arrested in New Bedford after a hit-and-run incident escalated to gunfire; police found him with an unlicensed loaded firearm.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced the second round of SPACE Grant recipients, allocating $4.575 million from ARPA to help 37 entrepreneurs reinvigorate vacant storefronts and stimulate the local economy.

A woman found dead in her Weymouth home sparks a homicide investigation with few details released; neighbors express unease as authorities seek answers.

A gun unintentionally fired by a Youth Resource Officer at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School resulted in no injuries, with an ongoing investigation by CPD and CPS stressing school safety.

MIT researchers developed a technique using a convolutional neural network to improve the engineering of proteins, which may aid in neuroscience by enhancing brain activity measurement tools.

A collision between two tractor-trailers on I-90 eastbound caused significant delays and a lane closure near mile marker 72.6 in Brimfield, with emergency crews responding.

Massachusetts DCR announces free solar eclipse viewing events with educational programs and complimentary protective eyewear at eight state parks on April 8, 2024.

Benjamin Hunter-Blake pleads guilty to federal firearms charges, including possession of a machinegun and a silencer, and faces up to 35 years in prison.