Mayor Michelle Wu reappoints Michael O'Neill as Vice Chair for the Boston School Committee for another four-year term, commending his dedication to Boston Public Schools.

Boston Police arrested two men, James Wheeler and Dante Brown, in Mattapan for allegedly stealing packages. The arrests followed a community tip and subsequent officer response.

Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson faces charges including aiding wire fraud, with allegations of nepotism and kickback schemes involving hiring relatives and federal funds.

A Brockton man was arrested for stabbing a victim on Cambridge Street in Brighton, with non-life-threatening injuries, following an alleged road rage incident.

Philippine police suggest that YouTuber Elliot Onil Eastman likely died from gunshot wounds after being kidnapped and shot in Sibuco. His body remains unfound.

The Massachusetts AG has sued MetroWest Environmental Services for improper asbestos handling during a project in Milford, violating the Clean Air Act.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, with the Office of Black Male Advancement, launched a $500,000 grant program to support nonprofits aiding Black males in Boston.

Methuen Police seek help in finding 15-year-old Estrella Coronado, missing since December 2nd. She has brown eyes, black hair, and was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt and plaid pants.

Brookline Police seek public help to identify a person of interest in a series of burglaries on lower Beacon Street, releasing an image and urging information sharing.

Keoma Duarte was arraigned on charges including motor vehicle homicide for a crash that killed Sgt. Jeremy Cole. Duarte, who pled not guilty, is set for a further hearing on December 19.

A stabbing in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood left one injured; police are investigating but have been tight-lipped, with conflicting reports regarding an arrest.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson is under federal investigation, though no charges have been filed. She previously admitted to an ethics violation for hiring family.

Boston Police arrested two individuals, Lamar Booth and Jamila Smith, after an investigation triggered by a ShotSpotter alert in Dorchester. A firearm was recovered.