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.

Worcester Police executed a raid on King St, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, and other drugs, and charged 21-year-old Kavin Aldino with multiple trafficking and possession offenses.

Boston Police arrest a 41-year-old man in Dorchester for distributing crack cocaine, responding to community complaints.

A Massachusetts couple pleaded guilty to trafficking for organizing unpaid sex parties. They promised women up to $12,000, but did not pay. The male received probation and must pay restitution; the female got two years probation.

Boston Police Department played basketball with East Boston High students, in a game celebrating National Pizza Day with a special guest, ex-NBA player Rondae Hollis-Jefferson.

A teen was arrested for an armed robbery of a pizza delivery in Hyde Park and police are seeking a second suspect. Evidence was found at the suspect's home and he will be arraigned in juvenile court.

The Boston Police Department and CCBA celebrated Lunar New Year, with officers joining community festivities to honor cultural diversity and strengthen community ties.

A masked man robbed a location on Washington Street in downtown Boston in broad daylight, as reported by the BPD seeking public assistance to identify the suspect.

Boston Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an armed robbery on Staniford Street, with a detailed description and avenues to submit tips anonymously.

Boston readies for a major snowstorm forecasted to deliver over a foot of snow, with Mayor Wu and city teams preparing for significant impact and potential school closures.

An investigation is underway at a Massachusetts school after a racial slur was used during a basketball game, with officials seeking to address the conduct.

Jay Peak Resort fired five employees for wearing Nazi paraphernalia and saluting at a party, and these J-1 Visa holders from Peru were sent home shortly thereafter.