A new luxury home in Westford featuring advanced functionality and a chef's kitchen is on sale for $1,299,900, with 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and innovative amenities.

A retired Boston firefighter reunites with a man and his family whom he saved from a fire 45 years ago, expressing mutual gratitude and reflection on the life-saving event.

New Bedford police arrested Isaias Ferreira DaCosta for purse snatching and using a stolen credit card just before Christmas. The 31-year-old targeted an elderly woman but was caught after a detailed investigation.

MIT researchers suggest planets with low levels of atmospheric CO2 may indicate habitable conditions, potentially detected by the James Webb Space Telescope.

Concord police seek a suspect who allegedly used an incendiary device at an LGBTQ-friendly café and are asking for public help, releasing images and seeking information about a blue Honda Pilot.

New Hampshire man, Eric Michael Castine, arrested for sexual assault of a minor, allegedly using Snapchat in his crimes. The ongoing investigation may reveal more victims.

Athan's Bakery in Brighton is closing its Washington Street location but might relocate in the neighborhood, while its Brookline site remains open. Lakon Paris Patisserie will take over the space.

The Massachusetts State Auditor's report reveals $12 million in public assistance fraud for fiscal year 2023, with a 40.8% increase in investigations by the Bureau of Special Investigations.

An intoxicated man blocked the Red Line entrance at MBTA South Station, disrupting the commute and was arrested by Transit Police due to the obstruction and existing warrants.

Elios Alves was arrested in Roxbury after a foot chase, during which he pointed a gun at police. He faces multiple charges including unlawful firearm possession.

Seven people were hospitalized after a rollover crash on I-495 in Berlin, with two seriously injured; the highway was closed for rescue operations and Massachusetts State Police are investigating.

Silas Logan, 70, was found dead near Wellesley College. Authorities attempted CPR but he was pronounced dead, with no foul play suspected. Investigations are ongoing.

Bradley Rein, charged in a fatal Apple store crash, was detained and ordered a mental health evaluation after failing to charge his GPS monitor, violating bail conditions.