MIT and Hasso Plattner Institute developed SustainaPrint, a method to reinforce biodegradable 3D printing materials with stronger materials at stress points, maintaining 70% strength with 20% reinforcement.

Boston Police arrested Cornelius Brown-Bell in Mattapan, seizing illegal firearms, narcotics, and stolen vehicles, with charges including firearm possession and intent to distribute drugs.

The MBTA is adding a second train service from Boston to Foxboro for select New England Patriots games, accommodating over 1,200 additional passengers.

A man tried to blow up an Eastern Bank ATM in Woburn, Massachusetts, with a suspected explosive device, causing damage but no injuries. Police are seeking the suspect.

Two alleged thieves were arrested at Wendy's after stealing over $2,000 in goods from TJ Maxx in Auburn, identified as Dominque Marion and Tynaja Williams.

Boston Police Department engaged with locals in Chinatown through the 'Coffee with a Cop' initiative to enhance dialogue and trust between the community and law enforcement.

Franklin, Massachusetts opens a new DPH emergency supply warehouse to enhance state disaster response with a large stockpile of supplies, including PPE and medical products.

The DOJ has sued Boston, accusing its sanctuary city policies of obstructing federal immigration enforcement by releasing criminals who could be deported. Mayor Wu calls the lawsuit unconstitutional, planning to defend the city's stance.

Boston Mayor Wu and parks officials announced a major renovation of Chandler Pond, with completed phase one focusing on ecological improvements and shoreline stabilization.

Three individuals from Massachusetts and New Jersey plead guilty to tax fraud involving over $4.36 million, including theft of government funds, bank fraud, and money laundering. Sentencing is set for December 2025.

A Worcester man with a past conviction faces federal firearm and ammunition possession charges and could receive up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

Boston Police's KOP Program concluded with youth activities, including Six Flags and Boston Bowl, aiming to strengthen police-community youth relations.

The Boston Police Department seeks to identify a suspect involved in a debit card fraud case in July 2025, where $200 was fraudulently withdrawn using a deceased person's card.