Seven individuals were arrested in Brookline, NH, after police responded to gunfire and used a thermal drone to locate the suspects, seizing weapons and marijuana.

Boston's weather remains cold with highs around 33°F and winds up to 29 mph. Nights will drop to 17°F with ongoing wind. The week continues cold despite sunny skies, with highs near 30°F and real-feel temperatures lower due to steady winds.

A police officer in Bedford, NH was hospitalized after being shot with their own weapon during a struggle with a suspect. The incident is under investigation.

Rhode Island man, Gladior Kwesiah, faces charges for assaulting a woman after a minor car crash in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

Police seek help identifying a suspect who stole a package disguised as an Amazon delivery driver in Reading, Massachusetts, using a grey 2019 Nissan Sentra.

The MBTA Transit Police seek information about a vandalism suspect from an incident at Arlington Station on December 23; a public appeal was made via social media.

The Boston Police Department's District E-13 hosted their Annual Polar Express Event for local children, featuring a visit from Santa and present distribution.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a law on January 2nd to protect users of payment apps like Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp by enhancing state regulatory framework against fraud.

A suspect was arrested in Boston for firearm and drug possession after a ShotSpotter alert led police to Roxbury, where they recovered a gun and cocaine.

The article details expected strong winds in Boston, reaching up to 50 mph, potential power outages, and chilling effects leading to thickened ice on water bodies, with a forecast of dry weather ahead.

Assumption University students are charged with kidnapping after a violent incident, claiming to target a predator as part of a social media challenge.

Allison S. Cartwright was sworn in as the Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk County, making her the second woman and first black person in the role since 1693.

MIT researchers used "scintillation" analysis to locate an FRB's origin from a galaxy 200 million light-years away, suggesting it stems from a neutron star's magnetic region.