Debris from missing submarine found near Titanic wreckage, 5 presumed dead
It was the outcome feared and now confirmed that the five passengers aboard the submersible Titan have perished.
Crews trying to identify banging noises in search for missing submarine
The Coast Guard says there may be sounds of hope from below as sonar has picked up banging noises for a second day as search crews race to find a missing submersible and its five passengers.
Community activists oppose moving O'Bryant School to West Roxbury
There were strong words from community activists about a plan to move the O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science from its location in Roxbury to a new building in West Roxbury.
'Betrayal and disgust': Families shocked to learn bodies donated to Harvard were sold
Seven people have been indicted for trafficking stolen human remains, including the manager of the school's morgue.
TD Garden window shattered by apparent BB gun pellets, police say
A window at TD Garden was shattered Friday morning and Boston Police said it appears they were shot by BB guns.
Mayor Wu can't explain why police lights were on in her car crash
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu could not explain Wednesday why her police cruiser's emergency lights were on when it crashed Tuesday.
Molly Bish's family wants murder investigation moved to Hampden County
Molly Bish was kidnapped from her lifeguard post in Warren in 2000.
Lawsuit accuses Worcester Police of excessive force during 2020 protest
A class action lawsuit filed in federal court this week accuses Worcester Police of excessive force during a George Floyd protest in the city on June 1, 2020.
Revere mayor, police reassure residents about safety after shootings near beach
The mayor of Revere insists police were prepared Sunday night and the chaos shouldn't define the coming months.
Blue Hills Reservation fires being investigated as "suspicious"
Recent fires in the Blue Hills may have been intentionally set.
Arroyo says he won't resign after reports he texted with Rollins during campaign
He's under intense pressure but Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo is refusing calls to resign following reports that he exchanged hundreds of text messages with U.S. Attorney Rachel Rollins in the midst of his campaign for Suffolk County District Attorney.
Cafe that employs adults with autism, mental disabilities temporarily closed
A Peabody cafe that employs adults with autism or mental disabilities has closed temporarily.
Social service agencies brace for new influx of migrants as Title 42 ends
Massachusetts social service agencies are bracing for an influx of migrants who they believe will make their way to the state, many with family connections.
Harvard PhD student hit by falling metal box at T station suing MBTA
Joycelyn Johnson, the Harvard PhD student who was hit by a falling 200-pound utility box at a T station earlier this month, is now suing the MBTA.
Quincy man stabbed in leg after road rage incident
A Quincy man says a woman followed him to Newton and stabbed him in the leg after a road rage incident.