Massachusetts hospitals are at "high risk" due to a capacity crisis, with over 1,000 patients waiting for post-acute care beds, possibly leading to reduced elective procedures.

ChocAllure opens its first physical store in Wellesley Square, Boston, offering a variety of handmade fine chocolates and a Chocolate-of-the-Month Club.

525 LINC, a co-living building in Allston, offers fully furnished apartments with amenities, aiming to simplify moving and living, starting at $1,795 for bedrooms.

Residents in East Boston rallied to support Marco Flores, a Salvadoran facing deportation after killing his alleged abuser, with his court hearing approaching.

MIT experts applied Weyl's law to improve machine learning efficiency, cutting down on the training data needed for AI systems, as presented at a December 2023 conference.

A teen with special needs was hit by an MBTA bus in Roslindale, Boston but is expected to recover. The accident occurred without a crosswalk and the driver was not speeding.

Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu announces the launch of the 2024 Outdoor Dining Program, featuring streamlined processes for businesses, new resources, and seasonal dates from May 1 to October 31.

Boston police arrested two individuals, Jekis Aguavivas Mendes and Waily Reyes, on drug trafficking charges during a crackdown in the Mass and Cass area.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts awarded $3.8 million in grants to local nonprofits to enhance security against hate crimes, with future funding plans outlined.

Massachusetts ambulance companies settle a $1.6 million false billing case as announced by Attorney General Campbell.

An 86-year-old man was stopped at Logan Airport for having a gun and knife in his carry-on; TSA confiscated the items and he was allowed to continue his journey.

The Cherish Act in Massachusetts gains support, aiming to increase funding for public higher education, freeze tuition fees, and expand accessibility.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect involved in vandalizing fire alarms at the State Street station on January 14.