FBI agents conducted a court-authorized investigation in a Hull residence, unsettling locals with a significant presence in the quiet neighborhood. Details remain undisclosed as the investigation is ongoing.

Boston Police Department is searching for 17-year-old Ciara Benjamin from Fall River, missing since July 21st, and possibly in the Boston area. They request public assistance.

Boston awards $225,000 in grants to 45 community organizations to strengthen cultural connection and civic engagement through the Community Building Mini Grants program.

The Bellingham Police Department is conducting a search for a shirtless white male in shorts in South Bellingham and advises residents to stay indoors. They report no imminent threat to the community.

A Marshfield woman was convicted of murdering her firefighter husband after a jury deliberation of 2.5 hours. The incident followed an argument and resulted in fatal stab wounds.

A Boston man, Akeem Lahens, received a 77-month prison sentence for a series of violent robberies, after pleading guilty and is also ordered to pay restitution.

The Boston Police and Boston Police Foundation sent two youth basketball teams to a New York tournament, supporting community engagement and athletic pursuit.

Escaped inmate Anthony Clark was captured by U.S. Marshals in South Boston after a week on the run following his escape from treatment at a New Hampshire hospital.

MIT and international physicists studied excitons in ultrathin materials, offering insights with implications for electronic devices and quantum computing.

Residents are on alert after a series of package thefts in Watertown, MA. The suspect is reported to be a bearded man in his 20s or 30s, potentially using a blue van with NJ plates.

An individual sustained serious injuries from a stabbing near Boston University Bridge, with police response and a campus alert. The suspect is still at large.

Worcester Police arrested Shane Rivera-Borrero after finding a "ghost gun" in his backpack during a traffic stop.

The Boston Police Department's Bureau of Community Engagement took the "Sassy Strollers" senior group to coastal Maine for a stroll and seafood, nurturing community bonds.