Recent research links prolonged sitting to an increased risk of heart disease, even with regular exercise, suggesting a need for continuous movement throughout the day.

Riley Dowell, Rep. Katherine Clark's daughter, was arrested at an anti-abortion event in Boston and faces charges. Clark supports the right to protest peaceably.

Five teenagers survived a fiery high-speed crash in Harwich, Cape Cod, with two girls seriously injured and airlifted to a hospital. Police report no evidence of alcohol or drug involvement.

Boston Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a break-in at 9 Bowdoin Street, describing a white male with a dark hoodie and white sneakers. Anonymous tips are welcome.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces SPACE Grant's third round, benefiting 32 Boston small businesses with lease-related financial aid from the $10.2 million ARPA funds.

Anthony Argo of Orleans pleaded guilty to child pornography charges in a federal court in Boston, after over 600 illicit images were found on his devices.

An apartment fire in Plainville displaced residents; Heather A. MacKinnon was charged with arson following investigations. No severe injuries were reported.

Wellesley police apprehended Pedro Salgado for a burglary while a second suspect remains at large following a home intrusion and manhunt in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

New Bedford police re-arrested Hayden Andrade, a repeat offender, after a car chase, recovering a firearm and drugs. He was previously released with a GPS anklet, raising concerns about judicial decisions on public safety.

The Springfield Police Department is seeking public help to find Jeymilanis Lopez, a 16-year-old runaway, asking anyone with information to contact them.

Emvolon, an MIT spinout, repurposes automotive engines to convert methane into green fuels directly at sources like landfills, promising to revolutionize sustainable energy and reduce emissions.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed a bill to expand breast cancer screening coverage, aiming to improve accessibility and affordability by prohibiting cost-sharing increases and mandating insurer coverage for exams.

Boston Police are seeking two suspects involved in a larceny scheme using a substance to coerce a victim to withdraw money on November 8, 2024, near 150 Meridian Street.