Boston police arrested Thomm-Lee Janivier for armed robbery and other charges after a meal delivery driver was threatened and robbed near 139 Tremont Street.

An MIT study in Physical Review D suggests primordial black holes could cause ripples in planetary orbits, offering a new method to detect dark matter by observing Mars' orbit.

The Lynn Police are searching for a missing 74-year-old man with dementia, Carmelo Almonte, last seen in Market Square, wearing an orange shirt and Red Sox cap.

The Boston Police Department's new Slush Cart debuted at the Eliot School's Carnival, aiming to improve community relations by giving out slushies to kids and families.

Acupuncturist Qunhao Zhang was arrested in Needham for an indecent assault; he practiced despite a revoked license. Police seek more potential victims.

Firefighters tackled a significant brush fire near Enneking Parkway, using relay pumping and extensive hoses. No injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced the expansion of Sherrin Woods Urban Wild with a new 1.01-acre lot, acquired for $510,000 through eminent domain, signifying a community victory in preserving green space.

A collision in Brighton involving a bus and a Ford driven by an unlicensed driver resulted in injuries to three passengers and pending criminal charges against the driver.

Windsor man, Michael Andrew Rodgers, is indicted for threats and extortion against a medical practice and the SSA online, facing serious federal charges.

Two men are charged in a U.S. scheme for smuggling laser welding equipment into Russia, raising security concerns. Sam Bhambhani is released on conditions; Maxim Teslenko is at large.

A Lynn man was sentenced to 28 months for his role in a drug trafficking scheme distributing counterfeit pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

Boston Police District A-7 joined the East Boston Social Center for their Annual Senior Picnic to strengthen community ties, featuring lunch, games, music, and an ice cream truck.

Boston allocates $7 million from ARPA funds, championed by Mayor Wu, to aid first-time homebuyers and local small businesses to bolster economic recovery and equity.