A fire in Fall River spread to two homes and a garage, displacing 12 people. One bystander was hospitalized. The fire department faced challenging conditions but prevented further spread.

A powerful cold front caused heavy rain and wind in Boston, leading to street flooding and commuter challenges. Conditions are expected to improve with clear skies later in the week.

The MBTA has canceled all Monday morning ferry services due to a severe storm, with plans to resume later if conditions allow. Other transit modes remain on schedule.

Boston University's Student Health Services psychologist offers stress management strategies for students during finals, including mindfulness and self-compassion, to help alleviate anxiety and depression.

A significant multi-vehicle crash on Webster Street in Douglas, Massachusetts prompted road closures and traffic redirection as emergency crews responded. Details on the accident and injuries remain undisclosed.

Red Lentil in Sharon has closed after two years in business, leaving the Watertown location as the chain's only site. Gift cards from Sharon can be used in Watertown.

Black ice causes 20 crashes on I-95 in Maine, leading to traffic delays and closures. Minor injuries reported with a speed limit reduction for safety.

The remains of an infant were found at Fort Taber Park in New Bedford, prompting a police investigation. The identity and cause of death remain unknown.

Pope Francis appointed Cristiano Guilherme Borro Barbosa as the new Auxiliary Bishop of the Boston Archdiocese. He has served local Brazilian communities and holds multiple academic degrees.

The Boston Police Department honored its own and community heroes in a commendation ceremony attended by police and city officials, highlighting extraordinary service and lifesaving actions.

MIT engineers have created a robotic replica of the right ventricle of the human heart, aiding in the study of heart disorders and the testing of cardiac devices.

Massachusetts is preparing for a severe storm with high winds and heavy rain expected late this weekend, potentially impacting Monday morning's commute and holiday decorations.

Boston's emergency shelter for homeless and migrants at the transportation building is moving to Eastern Nazarene College, aiming to house more families.