Former New Bedford physician Sujan Kayastha was convicted on child rape and child pornography charges involving a 14-year-old victim. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

A Delta Airlines flight to Italy from Boston was canceled after an engine fire on the runway, with all passengers safely disembarked and the FAA investigating.

Logan Airport conducted a simulated active shooter drill involving 200 volunteers and various first responders to test emergency preparedness and coordination.

Somerville police arrested a man with drugs and money after a chase, following a tip from a security officer about suspicious behavior in a parking garage.

Watertown Police are investigating a stabbing incident after a fight at a local intersection, seeking the public's assistance in identifying the suspects.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Judge Gloria Tan and attorney Chauncey Wood to the Massachusetts Appeals Court, pending confirmation by the Governor's Council.

A drone fell and injured attendees at a Celtics watch party in Boston, with reports varying between two and three injuries. The incident occurred around 8:02 p.m. despite which festivities continued.

A New York physician, Dr. Kenneth Fishberger, has been charged with health care fraud for allegedly ordering unnecessary tests in exchange for kickbacks.

MIT engineers suggest marsh-fronted seawalls as a cost-effective solution for coastal protection, backed by a recent study emphasizing economic and protective benefits.

Kenneth Demosthene from Stoughton was sentenced to three years in prison for robbing USPS workers in Boston, his accomplice Myesha Lewis also faces charges.

The Westborough Fire Department responded to a late-night multi-vehicle crash on the Massachusetts Turnpike, aiding six patients with two trapped, causing traffic disruptions.

Daziere Colton was arrested on charges related to a September shooting in Blue Meadows that injured two people. He faces multiple allegations, including assault and use of a firearm near a building.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating a missing juvenile, as announced in a Facebook post. They urge anyone with information to contact them at 978-794-5900.