Uxbridge Superintendent Michael Baldassarre was arrested for DUI, driving at 100 mph, and nearly causing a collision; he showed signs of intoxication but pleaded not guilty. His role is under review by the school committee amidst controversy.

Providence, Rhode Island records its first homicide of the year after a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed at an apartment complex; suspect Junior Medina Agosto has been charged with murder.

Springfield Police arrested two after a shooting, recovering a loaded, stolen gun. Victim Madwin Lluveras, later also arrested, was hospitalized with a minor injury.

The Plymouth Police informed the public that Cortney Lynch, a Level 3 sex offender, is now homeless in Plymouth and stressed its use for safety, not harassment.

Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston has announced a program to provide free legal help to prevent evictions among families with school children, with an emphasis on educational stability.

The Boston Police Department held a recruitment event at the West Roxbury YMCA for the Civil Service Exam, offering insights into the police career and attracting candidates.

New Bedford community is mourning after a fatal house fire claimed a life and injured others; authorities and locals are providing support to those affected.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts introduces the BRIGHT Act for a historic investment in modernizing public higher education infrastructure.

Josh Kraft, son of Robert Kraft, plans to run for Boston mayor, challenging incumbent Michelle Wu. His background in philanthropy might influence the race shaped by both candidates' records and Boston's political climate.

MIT's Steven Flavell studies roundworm C. elegans to understand human behaviors, mapping neural and molecular mechanisms that could explain our own brain functions. His diverse team aims to apply their findings to more complex systems.

Four school buses caught fire in Wilbraham, delaying the school day for Hampden-Wilbraham students. Firefighters extinguished the flames; the cause is under investigation.

Massachusetts must repay $2.1 billion to the federal government for unemployment benefit overdraws made during the pandemic. Governor Healey's administration has reached a repayment deal over ten years, aiming for UI system reforms.

Two 15-year-old boys in Dorchester were arrested for firearms and vehicle charges after a traffic stop revealed one was unlicensed and the other had a gun.