Parents in Newton, Massachusetts, sue the local teachers' union over damages from an 11-day illegal strike, seeking compensation for disrupted education and additional expenses.

A fire in Roxbury damaged a triple-decker, displacing seven people and injuring a firefighter, with significant damage to the building's upper floors.

Rongit Whistleon, 54, was arrested in downtown Boston for a probation violation and is suspected in two daytime armed robberies. He is to be arraigned for the original warrant and the recent crimes.

Mixed weather with afternoon snow flurries and gusty winds is expected in Boston today, with evening clearing and a chilly night. Partly sunny skies and windy conditions forecasted for Sunday. Sunny weather predicted for the start of the week.

A man from Rhode Island has been charged with arson after trying to set fire to a predominantly Black church using gasoline, raising concerns of racial motivation.

Police investigate an early morning shooting in Quincy, MA, with a male victim hospitalized but in stable condition. The incident is suspected to be non-random.

The Canton Fire Department extinguished a two-alarm fire in an unoccupied house on Thursday night, with no reported injuries and support from nearby fire departments.

The ELI-002 cancer vaccine, targeting KRAS mutations, shows promise in Phase 1 trials with potential benefits for pancreatic and other cancers, based on initial results and MIT's involvement.

Charges against Boston Bruins player Milan Lucic were dropped after his wife, who was the victim in an assault case, chose not to testify against him.

Ice from the Sagamore Bridge in Bourne fell and smashed car windshields, causing distress among drivers but no injuries. The incidents highlighted the danger posed by aging infrastructure.

Two men were charged with sexually exploiting a minor and face possible 15-30 year sentences and $250,000 fines if convicted as part of the DOJ's Project Safe Childhood.

A Boston man has received a 10-year prison sentence for distributing methamphetamine, following his guilty plea and a collaborative law enforcement effort.

A telemedicine company owner, Steven Richardson, has agreed to plead guilty to a single count of health care fraud in a $110 million Medicare scheme. He faces prison, fines, and supervised release.