AC/DC announces their first U.S. stadium tour in nine years, including a performance at Gillette Stadium on May 4, 2025, featuring hits and tracks from "Power Up."

Two correction officers were hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a fire at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution in Norfolk; the cause is under investigation.

The article details Boston's weather forecast, with below-average temperatures and a transition to winter conditions including potential snow towards the end of the week and weekend.

A 61-year-old woman was arrested for DUI in Pelham, NH, after crashing into a utility pole. No injuries were reported, but the accident caused significant disruptions.

Boston residents anticipate a cold and brisk week with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s and a mix of snow and rain midweek. Colder air will bring the season's lowest temperatures by the weekend.

Boston braces for a cold week with temperatures below average, potential snow showers, and clear skies, possibly leading to freezing conditions by next weekend.

Two Hillsboro officers were hospitalized after Michael Manley allegedly attacked them during his arrest. He's charged with multiple assaults and is detained for arraignment.

The Chelsea Police Department seeks public help to find Hanny Alvarado, a 15-year-old missing since October 25, 2024, with ties to Chelsea, Lynn, and Lawrence.

Authorities captured escaped inmate John Pownall and accomplice Ashley Gustafson after fleeing Exeter Hospital.

Boston Police officers from District E-13 are distributing Thanksgiving meals and supplies to help residents in need during the holiday season, as part of their community engagement efforts.

MIT's Electrified Thermal Solutions has developed electrically conductive firebricks capable of reaching over 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit, aiming to decarbonize industrial heating.

Boston's holiday events lead to traffic changes, suggesting public transit as roads close for events like the Jolly Jaunt 5K, Beacon Hill Holiday Stroll, and more.

Convicted serial sex offender Ronald Brown was sentenced to 72 to 105 years for home invasions and sexual assaults in Suffolk County. He attacked officers and insulted the judge at sentencing.