Boston to remain cold with sub-freezing temperatures and persistent winds today; slight warm-up expected over the weekend with possible showers, followed by a return to colder conditions and snow chances next week.

Alan Robinson of Littleton has pleaded guilty to cocaine and gun trafficking charges in a Boston federal court.

Boston Public Schools launched a new website aiming to enhance user experience with improved accessibility and navigation, focusing on community engagement and mobile-friendly design.

One person was seriously injured in a shooting in North Cambridge, and the shooter remains at large. Police are investigating the incident without any current leads.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu gave birth to a baby girl, Mira Wu Pewarski, and is reportedly in good health. She plans to adjust her work schedule for her new family dynamics.

MIT's Senseable City Lab study reveals that energy coaching and technology can help households in Amsterdam halve their energy expenses, significantly reducing energy poverty.

A Cambridge apartment fire on the fourth floor was quickly controlled by a single sprinkler and extinguished by firefighters, with one resident treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

The MBTA Orange Line in Boston experienced delays two days in a row due to separate incidents, including a disabled train and reports of smoke on the tracks.

Four suspects were arrested following a police chase across state lines after an armed robbery of a FedEx driver in Massachusetts. The vehicle crashed in Rhode Island and all suspects were apprehended.

Light snow hits Boston with little accumulation expected, leading to a chilly weekend and slightly warmer Monday, but cooler temperatures returning midweek.

Lebanon police rescued three people from a roof of a burning building; no injuries were reported. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, which occurred in a mixed-use facility housing Dairy Twirl.

Two Massachusetts men were arrested in Laconia for spray-painting offensive graffiti, facing criminal mischief charges with expenses for cleanup amounting to $25,000.

The Barnstable Police are searching for Jerome Trent, wanted for charges including unlawful firearm possession. They caution he's armed and dangerous, and ask the public to report sightings to 911.