A Lawrence man is charged with wire fraud and theft of government money for misusing COVID-19 relief funds and Social Security benefits over a 20-year span.

Boston's weather this week includes drizzle, heavy rain, and high winds, with a High Wind Watch issued for Wednesday and potential downed trees and power outages.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, with partners like Amazon, is leading a toy drive to distribute over 1,800 toys to children in need during the holiday season.

Boston's Syrian community celebrates the fall of the Assad regime following an offensive by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, embracing a new era of hoped-for freedom.

The article describes varying weather conditions expected in Boston, including rain, a wintry mix, and potential icy roads, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

A fire broke out on Columbia Road in Dorchester, with no injuries reported, as per Boston Fire Department's tweet.

The Holyoke Police Department apprehended Angel Babilonia following a break-in. He was found carrying a loaded gun and crack cocaine, facing multiple charges including firearm possession without a license.

Two recent dog attacks in Dorchester resulted in non-life-threatening injuries; one child and two adults were hospitalized, and one aggressive dog was shot by police. Investigations are ongoing.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Boston for possessing a large capacity firearm after officers observed suspicious behavior and later recovered the weapon hidden near a vehicle.

U.S. Marshals arrested fugitive Werlen Luiz in North Carolina on multiple serious sex offense charges, after Plymouth Police Detective Shaw's investigation led to his location.

A man was arrested after a road rage incident in Allston, Boston, led to another man being stabbed. The incident was captured on MBTA bus footage, and the suspect faces multiple charges.

A body was found by a hunter in Edgecomb, Maine, leading to an investigation by state police. The man's identity and cause of death are pending an autopsy.

Three former tellers from Citizens Bank in Boston are charged with a scheme that stole over $90,000 by making unauthorized withdrawals from customer accounts.