Mayor Michelle Wu commits to youth sports by endorsing the Children's Bill of Rights in Sports in Boston, and through a $300,000 grant to local youth programs, aiming to provide quality, inclusive sports experiences for children.

A driver died after a car collided with a school bus in Walpole, New Hampshire; two children and the bus driver were injured.

SiPhox Health, co-founded by MIT researchers, is developing a home-based blood testing device using silicon photonic chips to streamline chronic illness monitoring.

The Springfield Police warned of increased skimming device usage at ATMs and sales terminals and advised caution and daily machine inspections by employees.

Zontre Mack was sentenced to life with parole possible after 30 years for the 2022 murder of Curtis Ashford Jr. Additional concurrent sentences were given for firearm charges.

Worcester Police arrested an 18-year-old for Armed Assault to Murder after shots fired on South St and a subsequent search uncovered firearms and ammunition.

The Worcester Police Department is searching for missing Bertha Alicia Turcios, last seen in a blue top, and associated with a blue 2002 Dodge truck, license 3KSW34. Public assistance is requested.

Two men face charges for allegedly running a cyber scheme involving the theft of client data from tax firms in Massachusetts for fraudulent tax returns.

The Cambridge Police Department has launched a co-response team, pairing a police officer with a clinician to address mental health calls more effectively.

A 19-year-old male was shot in Boston's Mattapan area and transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

Boston's weather this week includes sunny days, chilly nights, and an elevated fire risk due to dry, windy conditions, as reported by the National Weather Service and NBC Boston.

A Lawrence man pleaded guilty to false passport application statements and aggravated identity theft, using a deceased person's information. Sentencing is set for March 5, 2025.

Landlord Peter Capozzoli sues Diana Walshe for damages linked to her son's alleged murder case, claiming the associated crime scene has made the property unrentable.