Radio broadcaster Audacy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to cut its $1.9 billion debt and will continue operating its Boston stations during restructuring.

Adam Gauthier faces new charges after a fatal crash on Christmas in Massachusetts that killed three family members. He was driving the wrong way while allegedly intoxicated.

A South Boston man, Frederick Hines, faces new charges after being arrested with a fully-automatic Glock 17. Held without bail, he awaits a dangerousness hearing.

Ayo Edebiri, from Boston, won her first Golden Globe for "The Bear," recognizing her as a leading actress while highlighting the importance of support staff in her acceptance speech.

Researchers at Harvard SEAS and Boston University developed a soft robotic exosuit aimed at improving mobility for Parkinson's disease patients by reducing gait freezing.

Two men were wounded in a Pittsfield, NH shooting; the situation is contained and there's no ongoing threat. New Hampshire State Police are investigating.

Northeast Smokehouse is opening a brick-and-mortar location in Billerica, MA, serving BBQ favorites such as pulled pork and brisket starting January 10.

Two men were arrested in Pepperell, MA, after one hit a Chelsea police cruiser in a chase. They face charges including resisting arrest and illegal ammunition possession.

MIT researchers identify six systemic factors causing medical lab errors by applying aerospace engineering principles, a study that could improve patient safety.

A fire erupted in a multi-family home in Winthrop, Massachusetts, prompting a response from firefighters. The cause is under investigation, with no further details released.

Transit police administered Narcan to a man overdosing on a Boston MBTA bus, saving his life; he regained consciousness and declined further medical help.

Boston Police provided Stop the Bleed training at Wentworth Institute, teaching life-saving techniques to stabilize trauma victims until professional help arrives.

Boston experienced heavy snowfall from a severe storm, with a second burst expected. Forecasts predicted 2-5 inches, and residents were advised on travel safety.