Cucina LaRosa's, a cherished Italian restaurant in Wilmington, has closed after 50 years of service, citing rising costs and management challenges. The restaurant was known for its pizza, calzones, and pasta.

A former Northeastern University employee was convicted of staging a hoax explosion and lying to the FBI, facing up to five years in prison and fines. Sentencing is set for October 2024.

A man was fatally shot by a Manchester, NH police officer after an altercation and the discharge of a firearm. The officer's body camera captured the incident; an investigation is ongoing.

Authorities responded to a "possible incendiary device" on Rosebud Avenue in Haverhill; one person is in custody.

A person died at Jackson Square MBTA station in Boston after falling onto the tracks and being struck by an Orange Line train, with no foul play suspected.

Brookline is experiencing a whooping cough outbreak with 15 cases reported. Health officials stress vaccination as the school year ends, noting the majority of Brookline High School seniors are vaccinated.

Boston Police arrested Cheval Holmes in Roxbury for breaking and entering, linking him to other incidents with active warrants. He faces numerous charges, including burglary and drug possession.

The Boston Public Library's Jamaica Plain branch will name its children's room after the late Barbara Rhodes, a librarian who significantly impacted the community and children’s literacy.

An MBTA bus passenger in Quincy threw a tantrum and punched a window after being told to exit at designated stops. Police seek info on the June 9 incident.

MIT's AI study shows that AI models used for medical image diagnosis can predict patient demographics, which may lead to biased outcomes. Researchers are developing methods to address this issue.

Mayor Wu and city officials held a community engagement event at the newly renovated Mothers Rest Park in Dorchester, highlighted by the Boston Police Department. Residents discussed local concerns and enjoyed new park amenities.

A former Boston driving instructor received two years' probation and home confinement for his role in a fraud scheme that involved bribing an RMV examiner to issue driver's licenses to unqualified applicants.

Robert Scott Murray pleaded guilty to securities fraud involving the inflation of Getty Images Holdings, Inc. stock values, with sentencing scheduled for October 2024.