Nicholas Carle from Boston has been sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for having ammunition as a felon, after a failed attempt to flee police in December 2022.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announces a $64.2 million investment for 637 affordable housing units across eight neighborhoods, advancing zero-emissions goals and economic diversity.

A fire hydrant valve failure flooded a Boston intersection, cutting off water for 50 homes. The issue, unrelated to weather, was due to aging infrastructure. Repair efforts and icy conditions challenged crews.

Boston Police officers are engaging with community members in Nubian Square to encourage recruitment before the January 28 Civil Service Exam deadline.

A Wareham woman was sentenced to 52 months in prison for distributing fentanyl, resulting in a man's death. She will also pay for the victim's funeral costs.

Boston police arrested 18-year-old Eddiarky Nolasco in Charlestown for possession with intent to distribute drugs after finding drugs and paraphernalia in his apartment.

Providence, Rhode Island records its first homicide of the year after a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed at an apartment complex; suspect Junior Medina Agosto has been charged with murder.

New Bedford community is mourning after a fatal house fire claimed a life and injured others; authorities and locals are providing support to those affected.

Four school buses caught fire in Wilbraham, delaying the school day for Hampden-Wilbraham students. Firefighters extinguished the flames; the cause is under investigation.

A polar vortex brings extreme cold to Boston, with single-digit temperatures and wind chills below zero. No major storms are expected, but slight relief may come later in the week.

Suffolk prosecutors issue stay-away orders against 73 individuals for larceny and related offenses at South Bay Mall as part of a "Safe Shopping Initiative."

Gustavo Rodriguez from Boston was sentenced to federal prison for his role in an illegal gun trafficking scheme, following his guilty plea to firearm offenses.

Boston Police arrested six individuals at a 'problem property' in the South End, seizing drugs like meth, cocaine, and Fentanyl. The DA's office cited ongoing efforts to address community complaints and safety risks at the location.