A joint operation named Operation Safe Streets led to the seizure of drugs and the arrest of two individuals in Holyoke, with various law enforcement agencies cooperating.

A crash in Foxboro sent a truck down an embankment off I-95, leading to injuries and hospitalization of two people, with conflicting reports on injuries from various news outlets.

New video shows a car crash at Alewife garage that injured a teen; charges against driver Sonny Khubchandani were dropped for mental health treatment.

Suasday, a popular Cambodian-inspired eatery in Boston's North End, is set to close after December 22 due to a family death, with potential for future pop-up events.

Boston Parks Department hosts a free indoor 7-v-7 soccer tournament for grades 7-12 at Northeastern University's Carter Playground Bubble, with registration closing December 18.

Sally's Apizza is set to open in Greater Boston's Woburn Village on December 14, continuing its expansion with the same renowned, charred crust pizzas since 1938.

The FDA approves a new gene therapy, Casgevy, for sickle cell disease in patients aged 12 and older, along with a second treatment, Lyfgenia, offering new options for this life-threatening disorder.

MIT researchers have developed an automated system to help professionals discern when to trust AI assistance, potentially improving human-AI collaboration accuracy by 5%.

Governor Maura Healey nominates Bessie Dewar for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, praising her as a consensus builder with extensive experience. Dewar's confirmation is pending review by the Governor's Council.

Boston Police arrested Sherree Swindell, a suspect on their Most Wanted List, for numerous violent charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

Massachusetts is anticipating a storm with heavy rain, strong winds, and possible snow. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for hazardous conditions including a Gale Watch for coastal areas. Power outages and travel impacts are expected.

The Anti-Defamation League is investigating a plane's banner reading "Harvard hates Jews" that flew over Boston universities, following allegations of antisemitism on campuses.

Boston police arrested Trang Duong in Dorchester for possessing drugs, a weapon, and ammunition following a raid where they seized fentanyl, crack cocaine, and cash.