An RV explosion in Peabody injured three family members, prompting hospitalization and community concern. The incident, which is under investigation, occurred as the family prepared for a trip.

Benjamin Hunter-Blake from Springfield was sentenced to over nine years in prison on multiple firearms charges, including possession of an unregistered silencer and a machinegun.

Governor Maura Healey attends a White House meeting with Biden to discuss concerns following Biden's recent debate performance and the Democratic Party's 2024 prospects.

Police are searching for Thomas Jennings, a homeless man last seen a week ago in Hyannis, and are asking the public to contact them with any information.

A man was non-fatally shot in a targeted incident near a computer repair shop on Belmont St. in Brockton, MA; no arrests have been made as police investigate.

Bill Dessaps faces a superseding indictment for allegedly misusing PPP funds to buy a house. He's charged with fraud and money laundering in a scheme involving fake loan applications and kickbacks.

A person was injured in a shooting in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood, with police responding to the incident and starting an investigation; no arrests have been made.

MIT researchers advocate for a national bottle deposit program to boost the recycling rate of PET bottles from 24% to 82%.

A driver was arrested for crashing into train tracks at Savin Hill MBTA station, causing service delays but no injuries. The incident occurred around 12:30 PM and the driver faces charges including unlicensed operation.

Agustin Jaramillo was arraigned for indecent assault on a minor, based on an incident involving inappropriate photos of an 11-year-old girl in Dorchester. He was arrested after a community tip via Facebook.

A dine-and-dash incident at a Boston Chinatown restaurant led to a violent confrontation involving a pink firearm. The suspect, Zaire Alexander, faces multiple charges after turning herself in.

Boston Police District E-13 officers joined seniors at Spencer House for a monthly coffee hour, aiming to improve community relations by discussing safety and sharing laughs.

The Healey-Driscoll administration in Massachusetts has awarded a record $27 million in incentives for housing development, funding 13 projects that will create 547 new units in Gateway Cities.