The Boston Police Department hosted a Polar Express Night at the West Roxbury YMCA, featuring Santa and the Grinch, to foster community spirit and strengthen ties.

A Worcester man was arrested for allegedly assaulting and robbing a woman on Lincoln Street, aided by a state trooper. No serious injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

Jose De La Rosa Rosario, a 50-year-old Dominican, pleaded guilty in Boston for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation. He faces sentencing in March 2025.

An ice climber, Slavek Zaglewski, was rescued after falling 60 feet on Mount Webster in New Hampshire. Rescuers, facing challenging conditions, successfully evacuated him early Sunday.

A man was fatally shot inside a vehicle on Dorchester St in Worcester; police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Auburn, MA police arrested a man for witness intimidation related to a spa misconduct case where a masseur allegedly forced a customer into unwanted contact.

The MBTA launched a bus service overhaul on Sunday, increasing frequency and efficiency across nine communities, with some routes now offering buses every 15 minutes.

A Fitchburg officer shot a man who pointed a gun at him; the man had made suicidal statements and was stable post-incident. The officer is on leave pending investigation.

Worcester Police arrested a man accused of robbing a bank shortly after the incident, thanks to a swift response and effective communication within the department.

Two individuals were arrested in Holyoke on drug and ammunition possession charges following a raid by local and federal agencies. They were found living in poor conditions without basic utilities.

Two Suffolk County corrections officers are charged with defrauding COVID-19 relief programs by submitting false claims to obtain funds from PUA and PPP.

A 2-year-old girl was severely injured after being struck by a vehicle in Lowell, Massachusetts. Witnesses say she ran into the street. The driver is cooperating with police; the girl's condition is unknown.

Maya Smith of Fenway High is named Assistant Principal of the Year by the MSAA, recognized for her significant contributions to education and promoting equity in Boston Public Schools.