Boston prepares for a nor'easter with an expected 10 to 14 inches of snow and potential for coastal flooding, prompting city readiness measures and a call for residents to avoid travel.

A 2023 Honda crashed onto MBTA tracks on Commonwealth Ave, causing early morning service delays; the driver, who fled and faces charges, is being sought by the transit police.

Springfield police confiscated two machine guns, other illegal weapons, and drugs from a home in Plainfield Street, arresting three individuals, including 18-year-old Jemsen Ortiz.

A court upheld a ruling that Aquinnah Select Board member Gary Haley violated conflict of interest laws by billing the town $17,445 without formal approval.

A UMass Amherst study found that poor road conditions in Massachusetts' disadvantaged areas cause higher fuel consumption, disproportionately affecting these communities financially.

An armed robbery at a Bellingham, Massachusetts, convenience store led to a police chase into Rhode Island and ended with a suspect fleeing an incapacitated stolen vehicle.

The MBTA in Boston is considering a fare reduction for low-income riders, with a vote expected on a program that could cut fares by 50%, potentially saving commuters hundreds annually. Public feedback is open until February 29.

Officials search for a man seen struggling in the Charles River near the Longfellow Bridge, with police and dive teams involved in the ongoing rescue operation.

Star witness Kayla Montgomery testifies against Adam Montgomery, who faces second-degree murder charges for the alleged 2019 killing of his daughter Harmony.

A store clerk was sentenced to probation for attempting to claim a customer's $3 million lottery ticket. She must continue substance abuse treatment, avoiding the prison sentence initially sought by prosecutors.

Boston gains $1.25 million for clean energy workforce development from the Merrimack Valley Renewal Fund to boost programs at Greater Lawrence Technical School and Green Jobs Academy.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot on Shannon Street in Worcester, prompting an ongoing police investigation. No further details or suspects have been announced.

MIT engineers have created a wearable ultrasound sticker for continuous internal organ monitoring, which may aid in early disease detection and organ failure diagnosis.