Worcester Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Brookside Avenue where a woman was killed and a man was injured; they seek community help with the case.

The Tufts University community continues its support for Chinatown eateries in the fourth year of the Cherish Chinatown Restaurant Challenge, encouraging dining at local establishments to counteract economic struggles and anti-Asian sentiments.

A Massachusetts couple's handguns, valued at $4,000, were stolen from their checked bags on a Delta flight from North Carolina. An investigation is underway.

A dump truck rollover on Interstate 495 caused a fuel spill and early commute lane closures, but the driver was uninjured; clean-up and investigation followed.

Kingston Fire responded to a large fire at a construction garage, assisted by neighboring towns. High winds spread the fire, and the cause is being investigated as possible arson.

Marvin Santos was arraigned for a fatal crash that killed Christina Solivan; he faces charges, including vehicular homicide by negligence and DUI. He pleaded not guilty and has a $5,000 bail.

An 18-year-old was arrested for illegal firearm possession in Roxbury after Boston Police stopped a car for erratic driving and found a Glock 19 with an extended magazine.

MIT researchers developed a new algorithm improving AI training efficiency, promising better reliability for AI in various applications like traffic management.

Nine individuals tied to the 18th Street Gang were arrested on federal and state charges related to drug trafficking and violent crimes in Boston's North Shore.

The Boston Police are seeking a man accused of inappropriately touching students outside Snowden International School.

Boston Police seek public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a Dorchester burglary where an elderly resident was convinced to hand over financial documents.

Boston Police Officers partnered with Saint Anthony’s Shrine to distribute Thanksgiving meals to families in need as part of their community outreach initiatives.

Tajon Saxon, 26, was captured by Massachusetts State Police, ending a manhunt for the suspect in multiple Fall River homicides.