Boston Police arrested Caprice Brison in Dorchester for firearm possession after threatening an individual and trying to evade officers near Ashmont Train Station.

One person was hospitalized after being rescued from a burning home in Lynn, with at least five people displaced and an ongoing investigation to determine the cause of the fire.

Boston Police investigate a stabbing in Downtown Crossing; the victim's non-life-threatening injuries were treated at a hospital, no arrests made yet.

Boston faces several days of wet weather with rain and drizzle expected, accompanied by patchy dense fog reducing visibility and a consistent overcast sky. Temperatures will fluctuate around the 40s, with a break in rain forecasted for Tuesday.

Tremalle Clark, 45, died after being shot multiple times at a Holbrook, MA apartment complex; police are investigating the incident with no arrests yet.

A man is critically injured after a stabbing in a Salem mall parking lot, with police responding and an investigation underway, including a related knife wound and an abandoned vehicle.

The weather in Boston is warming up after an arctic chill, with higher temperatures expected through the weekend and rain forecasted, leading to a wet New Year's Day.

A multi-million dollar home in Brookline, Massachusetts was severely damaged by a fire, with multiple fire departments responding to the scene.

The MA Civil Service Commission reversed the Boston PD's firing of Officer Abasciano over tweets about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, citing protected speech.

Boston began its 41st Hanukkah with a menorah lighting on Boston Common, attended by community members, including Mayor Wu, who expressed the city's character is defined by such events.

A Boston Police Cadet apprehended Kerri Flynn, a suspected package thief with outstanding warrants, during a holiday toy delivery event in South Boston.

An Amazon driver overwhelmed by holiday workloads dumped 80 packages in Massachusetts woods; local police recovered and returned them, and no charges were filed against the driver.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department hosted the first "Heroes and Helpers" event, teaming with local agencies to benefit needy children in Revere, MA, featuring a pizza party and shopping at Target.