AG Campbell launches a webinar series to guide non-profits through changes under Trump's policies, offering legal resources and responding to federal actions against the sector.

Debora A. Siler from East Weymouth is charged with bank fraud for allegedly misusing a deceased person's Social Security benefits, facing up to 30 years in prison.

Boston is expected to experience isolated showers today with potential for a heavier downpour on Friday, but the weather will clear up for a sunny and dry Labor Day weekend.

Massachusetts AG Campbell leads a bipartisan group of 47 attorneys general urging tech and payment companies to combat nonconsensual deepfake imagery.

The SHADE project in Sennott Park, led by teens, created a multifunctional space for socializing and mental health support, featuring a "Halo" light for safety.

Holyoke Police and DEA seized drugs and arrested Dwayne Howlette after a traffic incident and house search, with charges including drug trafficking and resisting arrest.

Boston Police seek public help to identify suspects following a shooting in Dorchester, with detailed descriptions of two individuals provided. Tips can be confidentially submitted.

The Arlekin Players are recognized for blending the immigrant experience with tech innovations in theater, celebrating 15 years with unique productions that have garnered international acclaim and critical recognition.

A former U.S. Department of Labor employee was charged with wire fraud for allegedly claiming over $40,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits fraudulently.

Morgan Wallen fined $15,705 for a curfew violation during his concert at Gillette Stadium; his show included guest appearances by Mike Vrabel and Rob Gronkowski.

A fire on the roof, possibly involving solar panels, prompted early dismissal at Lunenburg Middle High School in Massachusetts. No injuries were reported.

MIT News reports on the development of READY and MINDSCAPE, tools to assess military members' cognitive readiness and brain health, addressing the challenge of detecting subtle cognitive changes.

Timothy Dearborn was sentenced to 18 months and a 3-year Boston ban for break-ins and thefts after pleading guilty. He must also get mental health treatment.