An off-duty officer saved a toddler after a near-drowning in New Hampshire, performing life-saving measures until emergency services arrived. The child recovered fully.

A man in Fairhaven was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run that killed a moped rider, facing charges including leaving the scene and assault with a dangerous weapon.

The King & I, a Thai restaurant in Boston's Beacon Hill, has closed following the death of its founder Kent Nandhavan. This marks the end of a 40-year legacy serving the local community.

The Springfield Police are searching for Myasia Diaz, a 17-year-old runaway, and ask for public help. She was last seen on Central Street and has distinctive piercings.

Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital is reopening after a fire, with a remodeled emergency department and new surgical wing but some units, like maternity, will stay closed.

The Massachusetts EACC approved eight projects under the EDIP, aimed at job creation and business expansion, which are expected to generate 234 jobs and attract $109 million in private investment.

Three people were rescued after their boat hit a bridge pillar in Boston Harbor. They sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Investigations are ongoing.

Suspect Jonathan Quintanilla was arrested for a series of break-ins, aided by cooperation between Watertown and Newton Police Departments and the public.

Researchers at MIT, the University of Utah, and Meta have developed a new flexible material for electronics that could improve recycling and the production of multilayered circuits.

The Boston Police Department's Ice Hockey Skills Program has resumed, providing skill-building activities for youth and fostering community engagement.

Salvador Maldonado was arrested in Manchester, NH, for allegedly using an airsoft rifle to intimidate a person in Mattapan, according to Boston Police.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts signed the Affordable Homes Act to address the state's housing crisis, authorizing $5.16 billion for 65,000 homes and allowing accessory dwelling units on single-family lots.

Boston's National Night Out kicked off with a community event celebrating safety and unity, featuring Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox, festive activities, and honors for community contributors.