The MBTA Transit Police are seeking help to identify a suspect in the theft of an electric scooter at Malden Center.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is holding the 2025 Mayor’s Youth Summit at the Artists For Humanity EpiCenter, offering 600 tickets for youth and their advocates, including free food, giveaways, and live performances.

Two masked suspects robbed a FedEx driver in Harvard, Massachusetts, stealing a package without showing a weapon. The getaway car had been parked for hours, suggesting premeditation.

MIT MAD Fellow, Zane Schemmer, is developing algorithms to reduce the carbon footprint of structures by up to 20%, focusing on design efficiency and sustainability in structural engineering.

The Boston Police seek help identifying a male suspect involved in a knife assault in Roxbury and encourage public tips, ensuring anonymity for informants.

A pedestrian was critically injured after a vehicle struck them in Boston; the collision near Brigham and Women's Hospital has closed the surrounding streets.

Boston police are probing a stabbing in Dorchester, where a victim was hospitalized late Thursday; no suspects detained, and the investigation continues.

A Boston woman with a criminal history faced court on theft charges from Massachusetts General Hospital and was given a $5,000 bail and a pre-trial hearing date.

The Boston Police are searching for Camila Baez, a 14-year-old girl last seen on January 9th, offering various confidential ways for the public to report tips.

Boston's gusty winds are subsiding to usher in sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 30s, followed by light snow forecasted for Saturday. Conditions will improve by Sunday with sunny weather.

The trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Duxbury mother accused of killing her children, is delayed to January 2026. Her defense suggests a mental health focus, with ongoing legal proceedings and evidence considerations.

Luis Zamora Gonzalez was fatally struck by two vehicles near a McDonald's on Broadway in Lawrence, and an investigation by local authorities is underway.

Giant pink inflatable sculptures, part of Boston's Winteractive art event, aim to inject fun into the city's cold winter streets through whimsical installations.