A Lowell man was arrested twice in four days for OUI and related charges, despite a license suspension and being released on personal recognizance after his first arrest.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a woodworking shop in Stoneham, Massachusetts, without injuries, despite challenges. The cause is under investigation.

Harvard experts stress the importance of caution when running in high temperatures, warning of the risks of heatstroke and advocating for acclimation, hydration, and adjusting training routines to cooler times of the day.

A Quincy man, Caesar Ross, pled guilty to firearms trafficking and fentanyl distribution in a Boston federal court, with potential sentences up to 35 years and fines of $1.25 million.

Harvard University is drafting new protest policy changes to regulate the use of public spaces, potentially affecting tactics such as chalking and overnight encampments.

Boston Police seek public help to identify an individual linked to a July 17 aggravated assault in Roxbury, urging witnesses to contact them or provide anonymous tips.

The Massachusetts House passed Mayor Wu's property tax bill, which may change Boston's tax rates, despite skepticism regarding its potential impact on businesses.

A police chase in New Hampshire led to four arrests after a 20-mile pursuit through several towns, ending with the apprehension of Michael Gruette and his three passengers.

Worcester Police seek public help in locating a driver involved in a hit-and-run that injured a scooter rider on June Street. The vehicle is a damaged blue sedan with fog lights and rims.

MIT startup Striv developed a shoe sole that records biomechanical data to optimize athletes’ performance and prevent injuries, with potential use in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The body of missing 17-year-old Brian Lopez was found in Walden Pond, Lynn. No foul play is suspected; the investigation into his death continues. Grief counselors are available at his high school.

One person was severely injured in a shooting in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, with police responding to the scene on Fernboro Street. No arrests have been made; the investigation is ongoing.

Boston Police arrested Peda Legendd in Dorchester for possessing a firearm and drugs including marijuana, cocaine, and fentanyl following a traffic stop.