A Bronx man pleaded guilty to fentanyl distribution, potentially facing 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine; sentencing is set for September 2024.

Mayor Michelle Wu appoints Ricardo Patrón as Deputy Chief of Staff and Emma Pettit as Press Secretary in a reshuffle aimed at advancing Boston's city administration.

Worcester Police arrested Gabriel Rondon for possessing and potentially distributing fentanyl after a foot chase where he tried to dispose of the substance.

Lowell Police are actively searching for 39-year-old Rory Gallagher, who has been missing since early this week, urging the public to assist by providing any relevant information.

Nostalgia at an alumni event at the old Stoneham High School leads to the theft investigation as sports equipment worth $6,000-$8,000 is stolen. Authorities are seeking leads.

MIT has developed a new wireless receiver that reduces mobile device interference by integrating a phase shifter, improving signal quality in mobile and autonomous vehicle communications.

A Hingham resident, 65, was scammed out of $9,500 in Bitcoin by a caller pretending to be a police officer, who misled the victim using the credibility of caller ID.

The Healey-Driscoll administration announces a public-private partnership to revamp Bunker Hill Community College, incorporating educational, housing, and commercial spaces.

Boston celebrated the opening of the revitalized Roslindale Wetlands with new features and an emphasis on sustainability and affordable housing, as Mayor Wu and local leaders attended the event.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a rooftop fire at Porter Square Shopping Center, Cambridge, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

The Boston Police Department held a ceremony acknowledging the extraordinary work of its officers, detectives, dispatchers, and partners in various community and safety roles.

Keiarri Dyette of Boston's Cameron Street gang was sentenced to 42 months for racketeering, firearm, and drug offenses after pleading guilty. The sentence results from a multi-agency operation targeting gang violence and crime.

Estella Green was arrested in Brighton for assaulting an elderly person and intimidating a witness. She was on Boston's "Most Wanted" list and will be arraigned in Roxbury District Court.