On October 14, a fatal shooting occurred at 1194 Blue Hill Ave in Dorchester, leaving an adult male victim dead. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward and assist in the investigation.

Bellino's Trattoria expands its Italian culinary experience, opening a new location in Winthrop, offering a variety of dishes and venue options for special occasions.

Angel Figueroa, a registered sex offender from Fall River, Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to child exploitation charges on October 14th. He now faces a potential lengthy prison term and marks a concerning reiteration of harmful behavior in our society.

Boston Logan International Airport's newly renovated Terminal E stands proud in its bright red hue, celebrating the airport's 100-year milestone with amenities aimed at the well-being of passengers and enhancing international connections.

A Dominican man, previously deported, pleads guilty to reentering the United States and distributing fentanyl, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by U.S. authorities in handling drug crime and immigration.

Addressing a crucial chapter in Boston's history, the City of Boston Archaeology Program has updated its publicly-accessible list of known enslaved people. This update creates new opportunities for ancestry research and provides a more comprehensive understanding of the lives of enslaved Bostonians.

Officers of the Boston Police Department and community leaders recently came together for a memorial walk in Dorchester's Corbett and Evans streets, reflecting on the importance of unity and collaboration between law enforcement and residents for a safer community.

Amidst the heartrending events unfolding on Corona St, Dorchester, the community seeks answers and support while grappling with this tragic loss.

A Boston man was convicted of multiple murders, including the killing of a police officer, during a violent spree in New York last year. Sentencing is set for December 7, where he faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Two people were killed in a tragic wrong-way crash on Route 95 in Lexington early Saturday morning, adding to the grim statistics of fatal accidents on American highways.

Nicolas Davila, 25, has pleaded guilty to involvement in a scheme that saw over 470 catalytic converters stolen, demonstrating a growing nationwide issue.

Explore the growing trend of the Buy Nothing movement, a sustainable alternative to contemporary consumerism fostering community engagement and environmental awareness.

Idan and Batia Ofer resign from Harvard Kennedy School's executive board over university's response to Hamas attacks on Israel.