Four juveniles were arrested for attempting to rob and assaulting a senior on a Boston bus; the victim's condition is undisclosed and the Transit Police are investigating.

Arthur Massei, 78, has been convicted of the 1971 murder of Massachusetts woman Natalie Scheublin, with advancements in fingerprint technology playing a key role.

Boston Police District C-6 hosted students from St. Peter Academy for a tour, showing them police procedures and technology to foster community relations.

Boston Police are seeking the public's help to identify a burglar who stole hockey jerseys in Brighton, captured on surveillance with fast food at the scene.

Boston's weather remains cool and cloudy, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, and slightly warmer temperatures with persistent onshore winds expected by the weekend.

Alnylam Pharmaceuticals leverages RNAi science to create effective therapies, boasting five FDA-approved drugs and striving to expand treatment opportunities beyond liver-targeted diseases.

One suspect was captured and another is sought after an armed robbery in Randolph, where jewelry and a phone were stolen. Police used K-9 units and the state police air wing in the search.

A Brighton man was arrested for stealing $47,000 worth of merchandise from a store in Boston's Back Bay, with some goods being passed to an accomplice.

The Museum of Science in Boston announced a renovation including a new "Public Science Common," aiming to enhance science engagement, with completion targeted for 2026.

Harvard Management Company's CEO Narv Narvekar received a 6.9% pay cut, earning $6.19 million amid the endowment's poor performance, while other Harvard executives saw steady or increased earnings.

Boston launched International Water Safety Day events with Olympic swimmers to promote water safety and swimming lessons for youth, including school visits and swim clinics.

Dr. Ingolf Tuerk, accused of murdering his wife in 2020, wishes to represent himself in court, foregoing his defense lawyer ahead of the November trial.

A woman hit her boyfriend with a car in Auburn, injured him, and assaulted a bystander. She admitted to substance use prior to the incident. She's facing charges.