Cambridge Police continue their search for missing Army veteran Mitchel Iviquel, absent since 2020, with no leads on her whereabouts and a plea for public assistance.

This 1879 Colonial home in Newburyport offers a modern-traditional mix with a 4,201-square-foot space, six bedrooms, and an apartment in the basement, priced at $2.194 million.

A 76-year-old Hingham resident was scammed out of $30,000 by being tricked into using a Bitcoin ATM to safeguard his funds from a fake computer virus and bank corruption.

A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the deportation of Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts grad student, allowing her to stay in the US while her case is reviewed.

Two protesters at a Tesla rally in Massachusetts were hit by a truck, with the driver tracked but not named. Protests against Elon Musk's influence and policies occurred globally, targeting Tesla locations.

Boston Police seek help finding missing 91-year-old Marie Maxi, with dementia, last seen near 100 Norway Street. She's 5 feet tall, 130 pounds, and was wearing a navy coat with fur.

Boston residents face a series of weather events including showers, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures, with a brief midweek dry spell.

A teenager died in a crash in Falmouth, Cape Cod, with two others injured; the accident caused the car to go down an embankment, leading to "catastrophic" damage.

Two individuals were arrested in Cherry Valley on drug and firearm charges by the Western Worcester County Major Crimes Task Force.

A newborn girl's body was found in Pine Island Pond, Manchester, NH, prompting an investigation led by local authorities and the Attorney General. The autopsy results are pending, and the public's help is sought.

The Weymouth Police seized drugs and cash from a Lee Street home; Ashley Smith was charged and faces court. The police urged residents to report drug activity.

A hunter in Plymouth discovered a human skull while searching for deer antlers; police confirmed the remains are human and the investigation is ongoing.

Thomas N. O'Brien, a real estate developer from HYM Investment Group, will announce his candidacy for Boston's mayoral race, joining other contenders like Josh Kraft.