A multi-vehicle crash on I-93 in Andover resulted in serious injuries and a traffic standstill. Two people were hospitalized, with one suffering serious injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

The Boston Police Department held a 'Coffee with a Cop' event in Roxbury to strengthen community bonds and foster open dialogue between officers and residents.

A pilot program in Peabody, Massachusetts, records over 3,400 instances of drivers illegally passing school buses, prompting officials to advocate for a bill permitting video-based traffic citations.

Two individuals were struck and killed by a train in Natick, MA, causing travel disruptions on the Framingham/Worcester Line. No foul play is suspected, and investigation continues.

Authorities have charged Stephen Paul Gale, 71, based on DNA evidence from a 1989 Framingham store rape case. A $5,000 reward is offered for his capture.

MIT and Nanyang Technological University developed an affordable sensor to rapidly detect lead in water, a solution that could address global lead contamination.

An SUV hit a pole and caught fire in Hyannis, MA, resulting in one serious injury and three minor. The cause is under investigation, while crews worked to restore power.

Harvard's pro-Palestine protest, organized by HOOP, ended after 20 days following discussions with the university, which led to the reinstatement of students and planned talks on divestment.

Boston police arrested 10 individuals in "Operation Clean House," seizing over 100 grams of cocaine, 60 grams of Fentanyl, and cash at a notorious drug location in East Boston.

MBTA completes track work on the Red Line, lifting 13 speed restrictions, after service interruptions from May 2-10, and makes various safety upgrades and improvements.

Boston police arrested Terrance Porter for multiple firearm charges after a traffic stop in Roxbury revealed a stolen gun.

Sarah Wooten was charged after a non-fatal shooting in Billerica that injured another woman. She allegedly fired a legally-owned shotgun, hitting the victim in the face. Her bail was set at $15,000, and she's barred from possessing weapons.

Ramon Alfaro-Orona pleads guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after multiple deportations and arrests, facing potential 10-year prison term and deportation.