A man admitted to committing PPP loan fraud, facing up to 20 years for each wire fraud count. He fraudulently obtained over $50,000, which he spent on flights and luxury goods.

Boston Police arrested Erick Manan, 19, recovering a loaded firearm after a disturbance at a Dorchester party.

Adam Sandler announces his "You’re My Best Friend" comedy tour with performances at TD Garden and Mohegan Sun Arena, following his recent Netflix special and upcoming film role.

Cambridge was awarded for its climate efforts, including a carbon-free city initiative by 2026 and partnerships for renewable energy projects in North Dakota and Texas, reducing nearly one million metric tons of CO2 annually.

Massachusetts legislators consider EMS reforms after a 2-year-old's death when an ambulance failed to arrive in time. Lawmakers propose a special commission to address EMS challenges.

A 13-year-old boy was arrested in Dorchester for crashing a stolen moped and trying to flee; he faces charges including unlicensed operation and receiving a stolen vehicle.

Massachusetts has launched 'Future Ready: AI in the Classroom,' a program to integrate AI into high school curricula, benefiting over 1,600 students through professional development for teachers.

A shuttle bus crashed into a Boston building, injuring 14; the driver appeared confused and the cause is under investigation.

Worcester Police are seeking public help to find 16-year-old Lanelle Meyers, last seen on Benefit Street. She may be in Southbridge. Contact 911 or 508-799-8606 with info.

Massachusetts' energy bill is projected to save residents $13.7 billion over ten years, backed by independent studies and supporting a more self-sufficient energy framework.

Boston Police officers from District E-5 joined locals for a walk to promote fitness and community relations, as part of efforts to build trust and rapport.

Mayor Wu celebrated the groundbreaking of an affordable senior housing project, Hamilton at Mount Everett, with 36 income-restricted units in Dorchester, Boston.

Boston is expected to cool down with potential rain over the weekend, with temperatures struggling to hit 70 degrees and possible showers intensifying, especially on Saturday.