A fire at 119 Pacific Street in Cambridge was extinguished by firefighters, with no injuries reported but several residents displaced. Investigations are ongoing.

The MBTA Transit Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man involved in an assault at Park Street Station where he spat on a woman after demanding her seat.

MIT students developed strategies for the university's decarbonization by 2050, presenting their findings to MIT's Climate Nucleus, which may have wide global implications.

Barnstable County corrections officer Gregory Djaoen was arrested for allegedly assaulting and intimidating an inmate. He is facing multiple charges and has been placed on administrative leave.

Boston Police are searching for a suspect in an attempted unarmed robbery at a McDonald's in Roxbury and have released surveillance images to identify her.

The Boston Police Department is seeking public assistance to identify a suspect in a June 6th assault and battery in Roxbury, involving a blue Ford Explorer with NY plates KLP9401.

Boston experienced morning rain and a possible thunderstorm before clearing in the afternoon, with the weather forecast indicating a gradual rise in temperatures throughout the upcoming week.

A female bicyclist died following a collision with a box truck in Cambridge. The incident is under investigation, with no charges filed yet. Authorities urge caution on the roads.

The Boston Reparations Task Force announces a program supporting community projects to explore the city's history with black narratives and slavery, offering grants for storytelling and research.

A former Wellesley psychiatrist was sentenced to nearly 100 months in prison for conducting a $19 million insurance fraud scheme, involving billing for non-existent treatments.

Boston Police are looking for a suspect in a November 5 assault at 279 Tremont Street that left a victim with severe brain injuries. The male suspect fled in a party bus.

Cambridge announces its 24th annual City Dance Party, extending to Prospect Street with local DJs, light shows, and free family-friendly activities on June 28.

TJX Companies, owner of TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods, is equipping employees with body cameras to prevent theft and enhance safety, despite raising privacy concerns.