Adam Montgomery was convicted for the murder of his daughter, Harmony, and related charges, despite the body not being found, after significant evidence and testimony in Manchester, NH.

Brockton Beer Co. in Massachusetts is gaining attention for its innovative, inclusive approach and culturally-infused craft beers in an industry with limited diversity.

Researchers propose that the brain expansion in ancestral humans might have been fueled by fermented foods, challenging the long-held belief that cooked food provided the necessary calories.

Vineyard Wind 1, America's first large offshore wind farm, delivers power from its initial turbines to the Massachusetts grid, with plans to significantly expand capacity and reduce emissions.

A firefighter was hospitalized during a fire at a historic farmhouse in Kingston, NH, which resulted in a total loss of the property, and the death of a dog.

Hummus v'Hummus in Chestnut Hill has closed its doors, but will continue catering and delivery services. Other locations have shut previously, but owner Avi Shemtov still operates Simcha and The Chubby Chickpea.

Boston Police officers joined seniors for a game day at Blake Estates, fostering community relations through shared activities and building mutual respect.

Boston police arrest Jorge Santiago Collazo for fentanyl trafficking after finding him with a stash on Southampton Street.

Massachusetts police urged residents not to use 911 to test cell phones amid a service outage affecting multiple carriers, as non-emergency calls flooded dispatch centers.

MIT researchers have developed a method to control a two-dimensional magnet at room temperature, promising advancements in energy-efficient computing.

James Schaff, 57, from Cambridge, was arrested for a series of burglaries on Beacon Hill in Boston. He is linked to break-ins at three addresses on Charles Street.

A Dorchester man was arrested and charged with drug trafficking and operating a vehicle without a license after police found fentanyl and Percocet during a traffic stop.

A lawsuit has been filed against Boston and a pro women’s soccer team over White Stadium's redevelopment in Franklin Park, citing concerns of privatizing public land and insufficient public input.