Harvard Square in Cambridge will permanently close a block to traffic for a pedestrian-friendly area with outdoor dining, despite debates on traffic restriction methods and resistance to repurposing an abandoned tunnel.

Framingham Police seek public assistance in identifying a burglary suspect with distinctive tattoos, related to a break-in at "Zippity Do Dog" food truck.

The DCR is promoting accessible fall recreation in Massachusetts parks, offering adaptive activities like hiking and kayaking for those with disabilities.

Governor Maura Healey nominates three attorneys, Tonomey Coleman, Mark Fabiano, and Becky Michaels, as Associate Justices of the Massachusetts District Court.

Amy Nadolny from Middleborough has been missing since September 7, and local authorities are seeking public assistance in finding her after her disappearance near Wareham.

Weymouth Police, with assistance from multiple agencies, raided two apartments, seizing guns, drugs, cash, and arresting three men on drug and firearm charges.

A man faced $5,000 bail for attempting to steal $235,000 in jewels from Macy's and for possessing burglary tools. He had prior warrants and is banned from Macy's if released.

MIT researchers have created a technique that analyzes the sounds from lithium-ion batteries to detect their health and potential failure, which may improve battery safety and longevity.

Springfield Police and Hampden County Sheriff’s Department arrested seven individuals and seized over 100 grams of crack-cocaine in a drug ring bust on High Street.

Boston police officers joined the Jason Roberts Challenger League's banquet, celebrating disabled children's baseball season, alongside Red Sox mascots Wally and Tessie. The event highlighted community bonds and inclusivity in sports.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts announces the formation of the DRIVE Acceleration Team to boost innovation and create jobs across various industries.

Two Massachusetts men are charged with creating fake drugs, potentially involving substances like fentanyl and methamphetamine, in a makeshift lab. Convictions could lead to 20 years in prison and $1 million fines.

Seven Massachusetts men face charges of kidnapping and torturing a man for ransom, causing severe suffering to him and his family. The victim was abducted, beaten, and extorted for money. If convicted, the kidnappers could face life in prison.