A new tentative contract deal between Boston public school teachers and the city includes raises, better staffing, and improvements for students with disabilities, averting a potential strike.

Boston's weather varies this week, with sunny skies and a chance of snow and drizzle ahead, according to National Weather Service and NBC Boston forecasts.

A Massachusetts man has been indicted for making violent threats on social media against public figures and others, including threats to an elementary school.

BPD officers joined seniors at Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus for a community-building luncheon on St. Patrick's Day, creating a space of shared stories and camaraderie.

Boston's weather includes cloudy conditions with possible sun, rain, and snow. Highs will be in the low 50s, with a chance of rain turning to snow in higher elevations later in the week.

John Bradley was arrested in Worcester, MA for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after police seized cocaine, guns, and ammunition from his residence.

A suspicious fire at a Gloucester Market Basket, with flames in two store areas, led to an urgent evacuation. No injuries were reported; the cause is under investigation.

A train collided with a car in Clinton, Worcester County, injuring two people who were hospitalized. No crew on the freight train were harmed. The incident is under investigation.

Boston announces the formation of the White Stadium Supplier Diversity Advisory Group, aiming to award 50% of renovation contracts to minority and women-owned businesses.

Boston Police officers played basketball with teens at Charlestown Boys & Girls Club to foster community ties.

ICE agents raided a New Bedford car wash, detaining three Guatemalan workers amid claims of improper documentation or illegal border crossing. The local community and officials were shocked by the sudden federal action.

Brighton police are seeking a 21-year-old man for assaulting two teens at a Brighton YMCA after a basketball game altercation. The victims received on-site medical attention as the investigation continues.

Boston unveils its largest supportive housing project, offering 202 homes, with 140 units for people transitioning out of homelessness, enhancing the city's fight against the issue.