Shane Totman was arrested for assaulting women at Mine Falls Park in Nashua, with police linking him to a series of incidents after using video surveillance and a photo taken by a victim's friend.

One person was hospitalized with a non-life-threatening leg gunshot wound after a shooting at a Braintree apartment complex, with police stating there is no public threat.

An 18-year-old carrying a gun near a Manchester high school prompted a "secure campus" protocol. Tyson Lennartson was arrested but didn't try to enter the school. He faces charges for Disorderly Conduct and Criminal Threatening.

A Boston man pleaded guilty to involvement with the Cameron Street gang in racketeering, drug trafficking, and illegal firearms dealing, with his sentencing set for January 2025.

A Boston man received three years probation for his role in a gun trafficking scheme, after pleading guilty to conspiracy and aiding in false statements in firearm records.

Governor Maura Healey appoints Thomas M. McGee as the new Chair of the MBTA Board, succeeding Thomas P. Glynn on November 1. McGee has prior experience on the MBTA board and in Massachusetts transportation leadership roles.

Daniel Lopez-Gonzalez is sentenced to 11 years for his role in a drug trafficking ring involving fentanyl and cocaine.

Shakira is set to perform at Fenway Park in Boston on May 29, 2025, as part of her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" tour, which has witnessed high ticket demand and a successful Latin American run.

Marvin Chery, 27, was arrested by Boston Police on several charges including firearm possession and assault after a Dorchester incident involving gunfire.

Brookline Police are seeking help to identify a shoplifting suspect via social media, sharing his description from an October 16 incident on Commonwealth Avenue.

Boston is renaming the North Washington Street Bridge after Celtics legend and activist Bill Russell, honoring his legacy both in sports and civil rights.

MIT's new tool, SymGen, helps verify AI language model responses by adding citations, enhancing validation in critical sectors like healthcare and finance.

Boston-area landlord Steven Stoico was arraigned for allegedly defrauding pandemic housing relief funds by filing falsified rental assistance applications.