Ian Atkinson from Dorchester was convicted of attacking a woman who had ignored his greeting, resulting in assault charges and a two-year prison sentence.

A woman was seriously injured in a shooting in Belgrade, Maine, with her son charged with attempted murder. The incident is considered isolated with no public danger.

Lance Morales was arrested in Puerto Rico for a shooting in Hartford that killed Jessiah Mercado and her infant, Messiah Diaz. He faces multiple charges and a $3 million bond.

Framingham Police seek witnesses to a hit-and-run that seriously injured a pedestrian and involved a damaged Jeep Grand Cherokee on November 21, 2024.

The article describes the mixed weather conditions in Boston near the end of November, with a focus on the wind and varying temperatures, as well as the prediction of rain during the week and possible travel challenges around Thanksgiving.

Suffolk County officers were honored at the Massachusetts Sheriffs’ Association Awards, with Superintendent Sweeney and Sergeant Amie Lee winning top distinctions.

Over half the adult U.S. population may become eligible for a new anti-obesity drug, semaglutide, with implications for those with diabetes and heart issues.

Boston Police joined seniors for a Thanksgiving luncheon at the Boston Lodge of Elks to build community relations, as highlighted in a Police Department announcement.

A Massachusetts couple's handguns, valued at $4,000, were stolen from their checked bags on a Delta flight from North Carolina. An investigation is underway.

Marvin Santos was arraigned for a fatal crash that killed Christina Solivan; he faces charges, including vehicular homicide by negligence and DUI. He pleaded not guilty and has a $5,000 bail.

The MBTA has launched "MBTA Go," an app providing real-time transit data for iPhone users in Boston, with an Android release planned. It offers various language support and future enhancements are expected.

Boston Police request help in identifying a male linked to a Roxbury vandalism case. The suspect wore a gray hoodie with a bunny motif, gray pants, and a mask.

Springfield Police arrested Hector Rodriguez after finding a loaded gun in his car in Blunt Park after hours, with existing arrest warrants and past firearm convictions leading to multiple charges.