New Bedford man indicted for having a firearm at an elementary school in Foxborough, facing serious charges with a potential maximum 20-year sentence.

Jamaica Plain residents and Boston Police participated in the Sedgwick Slog relay race, fostering fitness, camaraderie, and community policing efforts.

Boston experiences mixed weather with clouds, sunshine, and potential rain as a low-pressure system approaches, with mild temperatures throughout the week and clear, sunny conditions forecasted for the weekend.

A man was fatally stabbed in Fitchburg, Massachusetts; the incident appears non-random, and the victim knew the assailant. No arrests reported; investigation ongoing.

Sheriff Patrick McDermott will pay over $36,300 to settle claims of improper use of campaign funds for personal business interests, as reported by the Boston Globe.

Springfield Police and U.S. Marshals arrested 21-year-old Erick Hernandez for multiple thefts, including dirt bikes and jet skis, after a joint investigation involving several agencies.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced the development of a new state-of-the-art Crime Lab in Marlborough, with construction starting in 2026 and opening expected in 2028.

Boston Police joined the Jamaica Plain community for the Sedgwick Slog relay, strengthening neighborhood ties.

Massachusetts awards over $9 million in literacy grants to 15 school districts for early reading success, as part of the PRISM initiative for enhancing literacy in young children.

The MBTA launched a mobile app and online portal for The RIDE paratransit service, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for riders with disabilities.

Authorities are investigating green laser incidents that targeted three flights near Boston's Logan Airport, highlighting the dangers of laser strikes to aviation safety. No injuries were reported.

Mayor Michelle Wu launches the nomination period for Boston's fourth annual Legacy Business Awards, calling for community submissions of businesses operating for over a decade.

MIT's Fetal SMPL is a machine-learning tool that provides 3D representations of fetal development, aiding doctors in prenatal diagnostics by using a model adapted for fetal poses from MRI data.