Businesswoman Lilian Giang was sentenced to 18 months in prison for tax and mail fraud, with two years of supervised release and ordered to pay $845,382 in restitution.

Massachusetts State Police Dive Team and the Middlesex DA’s Office launched an adaptive swim program for neurodivergent children to address the higher drowning risks they face.

A traffic stop in Dorchester led to a chase and the arrests of three individuals; a firearm was found in their vehicle. The driver fled, but occupants face weapons charges.

Springfield man Orlando Pinto was arrested for drug trafficking after Trooper Jonathan Foley stopped his vehicle for a plate violation and found drugs and scales. Pinto also faced other warrants.

Boston Police search for a suspect seen peering into a bathroom window on Devon Street, Roxbury, and urge public tips through CrimeStoppers for their investigation.

Boston is set to enjoy a stretch of sunny weather, with temperatures gradually rising towards the low 80s over the weekend. The forecast suggests clear skies with low chances of rain leading into next week.

A judge has sealed future filings in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial to keep jurors' identities private during an investigation into alleged bias linked to social media activity.

Massachusetts grants $3.75 million to 18 groups for opioid crisis efforts, ensuring support and resources for substance use disorder prevention, harm reduction, and recovery services in communities most affected.

A building in Reading, Massachusetts, had its facade collapse with no injuries reported. The incident occurred during renovation works and has led to an inspection and cautionary measures.

A New Hampshire substitute teacher, Jonathan Harrison, was arrested for possession of child sex abuse images and placed on unpaid leave from his teaching position.

A Harvard-affiliated study suggests a 20% increased risk of cognitive decline in individuals after experiencing shingles, particularly among older demographics and men with the APOE4 gene.

Jatayvyn Stone Crayton, 25, escaped police custody at Barnstable Superior Court but was recaptured after sustaining an injury. He initially faced three warrants.

A jury exonerated Boston police officers of liability in the overdose death of Shayne Stilphen in custody, finding no reckless conduct or indifference.