Boston Police Department's hockey program, led by Officer Marino and Detective Bermejo, features in US Figure Skating Magazine for its positive impact on youth and community relations.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Boston Police Department officers participated in the annual Christmas Trolley Tour to engage with local communities and spread holiday cheer.

A 69-year-old cyclist was gravely injured after being hit by an SUV in Quincy. The 81-year-old female driver cooperated with the police investigation. Authorities are now seeking witnesses.

An individual was killed in a shooting in Brockton, Massachusetts, and found in a car with a bullet hole. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A former Fall River postal worker pleaded guilty to stealing packages, facing up to six months in prison and a $5,000 fine for each count of mail obstruction.

Boston is set to experience a temporary warmup after a cold morning, with temperatures rising before a powerful storm brings heavy rain and strong winds over the weekend.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell files a civil complaint against neo-Nazi group NSC-131 for civil rights violations, focusing on their intimidation at LGBTQ+ events and harassment at immigrant shelters.

A New Hampshire teen, Jacob Riley Hebert, was arrested for driving 124 mph in a 65 mph zone and faces several charges, including DUI and endangering a minor.

Harvard Medical School, after a scandal involving stolen body parts, has been advised to overhaul its body donation program, with the former morgue manager and others pleading not guilty to related charges.

Boston City Council opposed relocating the O'Bryant School of Math and Science, demanding a BPS facility plan due to concerns about diversity and accessibility. Critics fear the move could impact the school's cultural ties.

Two teens were arrested on gun charges after a fight at Chicopee High School; they were not enrolled there. The incident involved community tips and a police chase.

A confectionery in Westboro, BORO Sugar Shack, provides vocational training to high school students, with an emphasis on real-world job skills and independent living.

The Newton City Council will discuss an ethics commission proposal after Councilor Rick Lipof's inappropriate texts to colleague Brenda Noel sparked controversy.