A man from New York is charged with making bomb threats against a Brookline hotel due to a Palestinian flag raising incident related to Congresswoman Tlaib's stay.

Cicadas have emerged on Cape Cod after 17 years underground, and researchers at WHOI are studying them as indicators of mercury pollution in the environment.

An SUV hit an open manhole at Boston Logan Airport, injuring four women inside. The vehicle was sent airborne and spun around; injuries were non-life-threatening. State police are investigating.

A car crashed through a guardrail in Bourne, Massachusetts, catching fire, but the driver was rescued by a Good Samaritan and police. Traffic was heavily disrupted.

Edwin Rosario Soto was sentenced to 15-18 years in prison for raping a child and indecent assault, with additional probation conditions imposed after his release.

The Trump administration has instructed U.S. diplomatic posts to increase visa vetting for those associated with Harvard, including social media reviews, as a measure to combat anti-Semitism.

Arrest made in the 2024 Allendale St homicide case in Worcester, solving the last unresolved murder of the year with the apprehension of Lino Menjivar.

Boston Police launched Operation Safe Scooter in Fenway, seizing nine scooters and arresting Johan Garcia for various offenses, including reckless driving.

Flour Bakery opens a new location in Boston Common, celebrated by Mayor Michelle Wu and the community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and support for local businesses.

Boston Police found 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood deceased; Kevin Boyette, 36, was arrested and charged with her murder. An ongoing investigation and community support efforts are in place.

Boston experienced a wet May with over 7 inches of rain, but forecasts indicate a shift to warmer, sunnier weather with temperatures rising into the 80s in the following week.

Robert Urich's former Andover home is on sale for $9.7 million, featuring six bedrooms and ten bathrooms in a historic 1890 estate with modern updates and a carriage house.

Class of 2025 President Megha Vemuri was banned from MIT's commencement after delivering a pro-Palestinian speech criticizing the university's ties to Israel, leading to mixed reactions and a disruption during the Chancellor's speech.