Brookline Police seek help identifying two suspects in a September 29 theft involving a stolen backpack with electronics. They provided images and descriptions of the two white male suspects.

Magellan Diagnostics was sentenced for hiding flaws in its lead testing devices, paying $21.8 million and forfeiting $10.9 million, with $9.3 million for victims.

Governor Maura Healey signed H5039, granting Boston 225 new alcohol licenses to support local eateries, particularly in underserved communities of color, aiming to distribute hospitality opportunities more equitably.

Cambridge has announced a weekend of street closures and community events, including block parties, a pop-up market, and a comedy street party, culminating in an Indigenous People's Day celebration.

A six-person car accident, including two infants, occurred in Cohasset on King Street, with police citing a 76-year-old for speeding and caution failure. Traffic was affected for around an hour.

Urvishkumar Vipulkumar Patel, 21, from South Boston, is charged with wire fraud conspiracy after allegedly defrauding an elderly man of $420,000 through a fake tech support scam.

MIT and TU Delft researchers developed a dual-nozzle 3D printing method allowing efficient, waste-reducing production of customized, multicolored, and textured objects through speed-modulated ironing.

The Fitchburg Police seek info on the disappearance of Michael P. Girouard, 59, last seen in August 2023. He has salt and pepper hair, brown eyes, and a freckle under his left eye. Public urged to contact the police with any leads.

Manchester Police seek help to find Keith Beal, a 30-year-old with a Violation of Probation warrant in Hillsborough County, urging public not to approach him.

A man from Hyannis was arrested after police found child pornography in his home, following a CyberTip. He faces charges of possession and distribution of the material.

Massachusetts law enforcement arrested 11 individuals from a major drug trafficking operation in Methuen and Lawrence after an 11-month investigation named "Operation Crazy Train."

An Acton man, Patrick Baxter, has been convicted on multiple charges related to child pornography and sexual exploitation following a trial in Boston.

Massachusetts man Kenneth Marston pleads guilty to tax fraud, admitting failure to collect and pay over employment taxes involving $3.8 million in misclassified wages.