North Attleborough begins partial demolition of the hazardous Webster Mill with road closures and detours in effect; town advises public to avoid the site due to safety and environmental risks.

MIT scientists analyzed the orientation of Martian rocks collected by NASA's Perseverance rover, which may help unlock Mars' magnetic history and past habitability.

A man was arrested on an MBTA trolley after verbally abusing passengers and refusing to calm down or exit the vehicle, according to the Transit Police Department.

A 67-year-old man was arrested after committing a lewd act towards an MBTA Transit Ambassador at Downtown Crossing station. No details about the act or charges were given.

Boston police arrested Rafael Claudio in Roxbury for trafficking fentanyl and crack cocaine during a quality of life patrol.

Cambridge residents can vote on how to spend $2 million on city projects through Participatory Budgeting from March 7-17, with online, phone, and in-person voting options available.

Mayor Wu and the Boston Police Detectives Benevolent Society have ratified a new, reform-focused five-year contract, including operational changes and a 23% raise for detectives.

Marquice Rivera was arrested in Roxbury for firearm possession and driving without a license after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a loaded gun in his vehicle.

A woman was charged with murdering a 75-year-old man in Manchester, also facing charges for weapon possession and resisting arrest. The incident occurred in an apartment and is under investigation.

A child fell three stories from a window in Lynn, Massachusetts, and landed on a car, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident for potential neglect.

Two individuals were found deceased with gunshot wounds in a home in Haverhill, Massachusetts, with no ongoing public risk, according to the district attorney's office.

Four individuals were arrested on suspicion of theft and vandalism at a West Boylston cell tower after failing to prove they were authorized to dismantle equipment.

A pro-Palestine protest in Boston caused traffic disruptions, with police advising alternate routes. The peaceful demonstration affected Summer Street and nearby areas. Traffic was expected to normalize by evening.