Cambridge will experience event-related street closures on September 21-22 due to the Central Night Market, FOUND Block Party, and Black Owned Business Pop-Up Market.

Robert Platt Jr. pleaded guilty to fraud and false statements in securing PPP COVID-19 relief funds, facing a potential 20-year prison sentence for wire fraud and up to five years for false statements. His sentencing is set for December 2024.

Boston Police towed 13 mopeds in Jamaica Plain during a vehicle regulation enforcement in response to community concerns about unregistered recreational vehicles.

Mayor Michelle Wu joined the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department and Boston Police for Open Streets East Boston, engaging with locals and distributing educational materials and goodies.

Springfield man Isaias Diaz was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a fentanyl and cocaine distribution operation. He will also face four years of supervised release.

MIT startup AeroShield opens a facility to produce advanced insulating windows using aerogel, targeting reduced heat loss and carbon emissions in buildings.

Massachusetts launched the Massachusetts 250 initiative, celebrating 250 years of American independence with upcoming cultural and community events, backed by funding to promote tourism and history.

Jaclyn McQueen, a former nurse, was sentenced to three years of probation for tampering with oxycodone syringes.

The Boston Police partnered with The Healthy Room Project to refurbish rooms for needy children, creating inspiring spaces and fostering positive relations.

A juvenile was arrested in New Bedford, MA, on charges of carrying an unlicensed gun and trespassing after police surveillance in an area prone to recent gun violence.

Search efforts are underway for Sarah Joslin, missing from the Highlands since Sunday. She's 5’7", with short black hair, last seen in a black outfit and Nike sneakers. Police and community seek information to aid her safe return.

Boston Police arrested Neal Bain, 62, for an unarmed robbery at a State Street bank and for an active shoplifting warrant.

A water main break in Dorchester affected local businesses and the MBTA Red Line service, causing delays and disruptions, while the BWSC worked on repairs. Residents were advised about discolored water as a result.