Brian Boyle, retired NHL player, lists his Hingham condo for $3.79 million. The 5,555 sq ft property includes 5 bedrooms, landscaped gardens, and a putting green.

A man in his 40s died after a fire in his Lynn apartment. Authorities, including the State Fire Marshal, are investigating the blaze that occurred Saturday morning. The victim was pronounced dead at a Boston hospital.

Fourth-graders at the Lyndon School collected toys for needy children, with the Boston Police Department's Community Service team facilitating the donation.

Boston prepares for the 49th First Night celebration with safety plans and various activities, including performances and ice sculptures at City Hall Plaza.

Cava, a Mediterranean restaurant in Boston, was robbed at gunpoint late Sunday night; the armed suspect stole cash and escaped on foot. No arrests have been made.

Holyoke Police Officers Feliciano and Abella were commended for arresting a shooter, Erik Santiago, preventing a potential tragedy without casualties.

A 43-year-old man was found dead in his backyard in Abington, prompting an ongoing investigation to determine the circumstances and cause of death. The case has been transferred to the Medical Examiner's office.

Boston police arrested John Ahearn, 28, of South Boston, for breaking and entering and stalking, following a December 22 incident. He awaits arraignment at South Boston District Court.

The Wakefield Police are seeking assistance to locate a missing 15-year-old named Isaacson Jean-Baptiste, last seen in a black hoodie and grey joggers. He has connections to Roslindale, Malden, and Medford.

Boston Mayor Wu announces a partnership with Mass General Brigham and the YMCA for a food hub to fight food insecurity through cold storage infrastructure, funded by $2 million from ARPA and $3 million from the hospital network.

Medford police arrested a man, Anderson Otoni-Nascimento, after a home invasion, with the local Brazilian community's help being crucial to his capture.

The State Auditor's Office criticized the MPTC for poor handling of police training and certification in Massachusetts, noting inconsistencies in curriculum and a lack of instructor certification.

The body of Owen Kasozi, 30, was found in Wenham Lake following an extensive search by local authorities after he was reported missing on December 25.