Boston is accepting applications for its 2024 Summer Internship Program to train future municipal leaders, offering full- and part-time positions at $17/hour for college students or those with equivalent experience.

Out of the Blue, a notable Italian seafood restaurant in Somerville's Davis Square, is closing after 23+ years, inviting patrons to visit before its final day on February 14.

Springfield police arrested a 29-year-old and seized a loaded gun, additional ammunition, and pills from an unregistered vehicle.

A 64-year-old was arrested in Springfield for a recent shooting, yielding multiple charges including assault to murder. He was found with an ammo cache post a police response to a disturbance and shooting on Morgan Street.

Researchers at MIT and the University of Texas have found new ways to control magnetic waves with terahertz light, potentially advancing quantum computing.

Governor Maura T. Healey nominates Appeals Court Justice Gabrielle R. Wolohojian to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to fill the vacancy left by Justice David A. Lowy.

The article discusses Massachusetts' record-breaking $1.56 billion adult-use marijuana sales in 2023, with continuous growth since legalization in 2018.

Three minors have been charged with burglaries at vape shops in Framingham and other areas, with local businesses having faced break-ins since December.

Lawrence, MA faces a rise in unlicensed apartments, with safety concerns after recent fires uncovering illegal dwellings, and the city is taking action to address the issue.

An off-duty Brookline police detective was arrested at Disney World for alleged assault on security staff and a deputy sheriff and is now on paid leave pending investigation.

Former FedEx driver Frank P. O'Toole was sentenced to six days in jail and three years supervised release for stealing and selling firearms from packages.

Woman involved in major drug trafficking gets eight days already served and three years of supervised release instead of the recommended 37 months. Her residence had nine kilos of fentanyl, following an undercover heroin transaction.

A Massachusetts trooper solved the theft of a veteran's wedding band, leading to the arrest of Antonio Bell, who allegedly pawned the ring for $85. Charges include larceny and receiving stolen property.