Boston experiences calmer weather following high winds, with potential travel delays due to snowfall in Chicago. A winter storm is forecast for Tuesday, with details still developing.

Women’s Lunch Place in Boston expands its services for homeless women, now offering short-term housing with private rooms and comprehensive support, as highlighted by successes of guests like Debbie G.

Bank On Boston launched Young Money Mentors, a program where teens are paid to learn and teach personal finance to peers, seeing high demand among youth.

A person was seriously injured in a dirt bike accident in Carver. Fire, police, and EMS units worked together, using a UTV to reach and extricate the rider for a MedFlight to a Boston trauma center.

Somerville residents are on alert due to a series of break-ins, with police issuing a safety advisory and describing a suspect. They urge heightened security measures and community vigilance.

A suspect was arrested in Florida for a murder outside a package store in Fall River, MA; police cited cross-agency collaboration in the quick apprehension.

Boston Police arrested four during a drug bust in Roslindale, seizing a significant quantity of narcotics and charging the individuals with trafficking and possession.

A 68-year-old man was killed in Haverhill when a Volvo hit him and was then involved in a multi-vehicle crash. Investigations are ongoing, and no charges have been filed yet.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed a $2.3 billion budget for healthcare, education, and public safety, with provisions including universal school meals and a stand on immunizations if federal standards drop.

The Hudson Police have requested public help to identify a suspect in a break-in at Quick Stop/Yatco on Main St, offering contact with Detective Manning and an anonymous tip link.

A fire at Janbark Farm in Plainville resulted in several horse fatalities and the barn's destruction; 15 horses were rescued and the cause is under investigation.

Boston is expected to have a week of varied weather, including rain, fog, and a sunny Thanksgiving Day, with colder temperatures and possible rain again by the weekend.

Boston Police officers from District A-7 distributed Thanksgiving meal ingredients to East Boston families in need, supported by the Boston Police Foundation's COP fund.