Boston University's CTE Center is examining the brain of Robert Card, the suspected Lewiston shooter, to investigate potential links between his military service and mental health issues.

New York City forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny days with brisk temperatures and variable winds, including a potential for rain by Sunday night into early next week.

Boston celebrates the opening of the new BHA Police headquarters and appoints Shumeane Benford as the full-time chief, enhancing community safety and police presence.

A Woburn man was arrested on animal cruelty charges, accused of violently attacking a dog, resulting in severe injuries, after a confrontation in Burlington.

Wilfrido Baez Villar from Stoughton received probation after pleading guilty to social security and passport fraud charges, including house confinement.

Police are investigating a fatal stabbing on Bradeen Street in Boston and request public assistance while offering support through the Neighborhood Trauma Team.

A teenager was arrested for a 2021 murder and gun charges in Boston; the victim was 32-year-old Fermin Baez. Police encourage the public to share any information.

The Boston Police Department seized a loaded 9mm firearm with a high-capacity drum magazine in Dorchester. Suspect Jahnine Francois faces multiple gun-related charges.

Darryl's Corner Bar & Kitchen in Boston is set to close on New Year's Eve for a rebranding, following over six decades of jazz, food, and community building. The renowned venue looks to refresh while preserving its legacy.

A Massachusetts Air National Guardsman leaked classified intel online, leading to disciplinary actions against 15 unit members, including command removals. A lack of supervision enabled the breach.

State Street Corp. is planning to lay off about 1,500 employees as part of a cost-cutting initiative and multiyear transformation journey, with a Q4 charge of $175-$200 million anticipated for severance costs.

MassDOT received $500,000 in federal funding to increase train service from Boston to Albany via Springfield, aiming for transportation and economic benefits.

Over 500 faculty members at Harvard University have publicly supported President Claudine Gay amid controversy regarding her response to campus antisemitism, challenging calls for her resignation by some Congress members.