Pine Street Inn in Boston served over 2,000 people for Thanksgiving, with support from staff, volunteers like Bruins' Charlie McAvoy, and ongoing efforts to combat homelessness.

Richard Lombardi, 65, is charged with the death of an 80-year-old man in Marshfield, MA, and awaits his court appearance with no details on motives revealed yet.

Boston experienced cool and breezy Black Friday weather following Thanksgiving's rain; clear but chilly days expected ahead with a slight chance of midweek flurries.

A single-vehicle crash in Norton, MA, left one person seriously injured after colliding with a pole and tree. Emergency repairs caused local power disruptions.

A woman interrupted a golf game at Olde Barnstable Fairgrounds by claiming trespassing and brandishing a fake gun; she was arrested and faces assault charges.

A man was arrested in Worcester after ShotSpotter detected gunfire. Police linked him to gunshots on Harlem St and found a handgun with an illegal "Glock switch" in his home. He faces charges, including possession of a machine gun.

Boston Police and Allston residents celebrated Thanksgiving together at the West End House, fostering community unity with activities like music and dancing.

Three individuals were apprehended for an armed robbery in Boston's Back Bay. They allegedly pursued the victims and were later detained on an MBTA bus.

A mother in New Hampshire, Shannon Lurvey, has been charged with aggravated DUI and endangering her children after a car crash involving her 11-month-old twins.

A man was arrested in Taunton after firing at police during a standoff that ensued following a well-being check. No one was injured, and the situation was resolved peacefully after about an hour.

Springfield Police arrested 13 in a sting, seizing illegal firearms and narcotics, after monitoring a suspected drug house on Carew Terrace. Charges include trafficking and firearms offenses.

A Haverhill man was sentenced to nine years for distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine after pleading guilty and being caught with over 30,000 pills.

Boston prepares for its 82nd annual Tree Lighting on Dec 5, celebrating the long-standing tradition of Nova Scotia's gifted tree as thanks for 1917 aid.