Kyle Bisson was charged with assault and falsifying evidence after a stabbing in Manchester, with police reporting the violence as random. Despite his record, Bisson was released on bail.

Massachusetts AG Campbell and 21 other state attorneys general are suing the Trump Administration over funding cuts to medical and public health research, citing the move as illegal under the Administrative Procedure Act.

A deep learning tool developed by researchers from MIT and Harvard Medical School shows promise in predicting heart failure using ECG data, potentially easing the healthcare system's burden by preventing hospitalizations.

Eric German-Pena was charged with the murder of Ilias Mavros in Lynn; he pleaded not guilty and is held without bail, with the next court date on March 6.

Mass General Brigham announces layoffs to address a $250 million budget deficit, focusing on non-clinical roles, aiming for efficiency and a resilient future.

Springfield Police arrested Devin Garcia and recovered an illegal automatic firearm after a ShotSpotter alert, involving a stolen vehicle and a Glock switch.

A Massachusetts State Police trooper sustained non-life-threatening injuries after crashing into a guardrail on snowy Route 25 in Plymouth. An investigation is underway.

Boston Police seek suspect in unarmed Roxbury carjacking; suspect described as young Black male, last seen in gray hoodie and green vest. Public asked to help identify him.

ShotSpotter helped Boston Police arrest multiple individuals on firearm charges in Jamaica Plain after detecting gunfire. Officers found weapons and chased suspects.

Wareham man, Ian Hill, arrested for stabbing at an apartment complex, now faces home invasion and assault charges.

A Boston police officer accidentally fired a gun inside the A-1 station late Saturday night; no injuries were reported and an internal investigation is ongoing.

Anthony Kline was arrested in Schenectady, NY, after a multi-state manhunt by Auburn Police for violating his release terms and failing to register as a sex offender.

The Boston Police Department held a community-building event, "Coffee with a Cop," at Quincy Market, emphasizing open dialogue between officers and residents.