The MBTA Transit Police seek public help to identify a person of interest in a larceny and assault case involving a stolen vehicle and the owner's injured foot at Braintree Station.

Boston Police District A-7 joined the East Boston Senior Center to celebrate Veterans Day, where elderly veterans shared stories and received community gratitude.

Boston Police are seeking assistance to find 84-year-old Shoutian Lin, last seen on November 18th near 333 Massachusetts Ave. He frequents Chinatown and Downtown Boston.

Boston is expected to have sunny weather with a high near 57 today, but a Red Flag Warning is in effect due to fire risks. Rain is forecasted to start Thursday.

A Vermont man, Matthew Gomes, confessed to the 911 killing of his parents in Montpelier, arrested with charges pending.

A 56-year-old man was hit and killed by an SUV in Randolph, Massachusetts, on Sunday night. No charges have been filed as the crash is under investigation.

MIT physicists found that electrons can split into fractions, a behavior observed in pentalayer graphene that challenges conventional knowledge and suggests new electronic states.

Driver Jose Morales-Velasquez crashed into a Springfield police cruiser for the second time, causing officer injuries and was arrested for multiple offenses, including using a false identity.

A 25-year-old man drowned while kayaking at Lower Mills Pond, Easthampton; despite rescue attempts by bystanders and recovery by police divers, he was pronounced dead. An investigation is ongoing, with no foul play suspected.

Community members and officials gathered at a luncheon in East Wareham to address scams targeting the elderly, with tips and resources shared for prevention and protection.

Alexander Giannakakis of Massachusetts has pleaded guilty to charges related to obstructing a federal hate crime probe into arson at Jewish establishments, with sentencing set for March 11, 2025.

Boston Police arrested Jeffrey Salvant in Mattapan for weapons and drug offenses following a traffic stop where firearms and suspected cocaine were found.

Cambridge residents can renew parking permits online starting December 1, 2024, until March 31, 2025. In-person renewals open January 2, 2025. Proof of residency is required for new permits, with a fee of $25, which includes a visitor permit.