Lt. Col. Jill Rahon, an Afghanistan war veteran, now studies nuclear treaty verification as a doctoral student at MIT, aiming to ensure global nuclear security.

A Winthrop man, Anthony Catalano, received a six-month prison sentence for tax and mail fraud involving skimming over $8 million and insurance premium cheating.

New Hampshire officials investigate a suspicious death in Concord, with the AG's office leading the probe. Residents are informed yet details remain scarce. An autopsy is pending as the community awaits further information.

Governor Maura Healey prepares to deliver her inaugural State of the Commonwealth address, focusing on issues like education, housing, and the economy in Massachusetts.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Route 1 in Wrentham, prompting road closure and ongoing investigation into the incident. No details on victim or driver released yet.

AG Andrea Campbell leads a coalition of 20 attorneys general urging the White House to stop civilian sales of military-grade ammo used in mass shootings.

UMass Dartmouth student-athlete Flordan "Flo" Bazile was found dead after an urgent search. The cause of death has not been disclosed, with his university and community mourning the loss.

Boston's Office of Historic Preservation has revealed a vision emphasizing racial equity and climate resilience, aiming to enhance narratives of underrepresented communities and update historic preservation methods for the city's landmarks.

Chukwunonso Umegbo pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering connected to romance scams, costing victims over $500,000. He faces sentencing on April 4.

Six individuals face charges in a $7.5 million PPP fraud scheme involving fake loan applications and kickbacks. They could face substantial prison time if convicted.

Former nurse Jaclyn McQueen pleaded guilty to tampering with patient's oxycodone medication, replacing it with saline, and now faces up to 10 years in prison.

Two men, Aizavier Roache and Trevon Brunson, are under arrest for allegedly trafficking over two dozen illegal firearms from South Carolina to Boston, with one weapon being linked to a local shooting shortly after its purchase.

The Boston Police Department is searching for 14-year-old Emily Souza who went missing in Boston last week and has issued a public appeal for information.