Boston's Mayor Michelle Wu has launched "Ideas in Action," a participatory budgeting initiative giving residents a say in allocating $2 million of the city budget.

Hanover Police are investigating Dartmouth College student Won Jang's death, whose body was found in the Connecticut River. Hazing and alcohol are considered in the inquiry, but no foul play is suspected.

Accused gun trafficker and school security officer Pablo Correa was released on a $10,000 bail, which is significantly less than the $50,000 prosecutors requested.

Two dead, three injured in a domestic violence case in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, also leaving one dog dead and another injured. Police are investigating the incident.

Newton man hits MBTA bus, flees, and is arrested for various charges including driving with a suspended license.

Boston Police officers from District A-15 joined a community basketball tournament to bolster relationships with local residents, promoting camaraderie through sports.

MIT study finds weaker ocean circulation could enhance atmospheric CO2, overturning current understanding of oceanic carbon sequestration and the role of phytoplankton and ligands.

A piece of maintenance equipment derailed on the MBTA Red Line, causing major delays and service disruption, with shuttle buses provided and normal service later restored.

Ten Northeastern states, led by the Healey-Driscoll Administration, sign an MOU to enhance electric transmission and renewable energy integration, with a focus on offshore wind.

A man was critically wounded in a Boston shooting early this morning. After ShotSpotter detected gunfire, he was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating without immediate suspects.

The POST Commission criticized the Boston Police for demoting Deputy Superintendent Eddy Chrispin after his POST appointment, with no valid reason found for the demotion.

The Boston Police Department is seeking information on a larceny suspect who stole an ATM card and withdrew $12,000 in East Boston. They encourage tips through their hotline or anonymously via text.

A Boston man linked to the D Street gang has been sentenced to 10 years for gun possession and drug distribution, offenses confirmed via his Snapchat posts.