The Boston Police led a successful toy drive for children in need, involving 19 agencies and a large convoy of vehicles, highlighting the value of community and collaboration.

Boston Police seized narcotics and arrested Martin Alcantara, 41, from Dorchester on drug trafficking charges after executing search warrants at two residences and a traffic stop.

Massachusetts State Trooper Zacharia Kent has been suspended due to accusations of shoplifting from Target, with alleged incidents occurring on multiple occasions.

Disbarred attorney Andrew Piltser Cowan has pled guilty to fiduciary embezzlement and received a suspended sentence, probation, and restitution orders.

A water pipe break has caused traffic issues in Boston's Financial District, with part of High Street closed. Repairs are underway with a focus on preventing freezing as cold weather persists.

A fire in Dorchester required firefighting in cold temperatures. One person was hospitalized, and the cause is under investigation by BFD-FIU. The extent of the damage is unknown.

Firefighters in Ogunquit, Maine encountered cold conditions while battling a large fire at Perkins Cove, affecting local businesses and resulting in one firefighter injury. The cause remains under investigation.

A car driven by a 17-year-old crashed into an unoccupied building in West Newbury during a snowstorm; the driver was evaluated for injuries, and authorities are investigating the incident.

The Boston Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a Roxbury armed robbery involving a middle-aged Hispanic male last seen fleeing on a bicycle.

NBC Boston forecasts the coldest night of the season with single-digit temps in New England, but calmer winds. Temperatures will rise gradually with a chance for light snow on Christmas Eve.

A New York man pleaded guilty to multiple burglaries targeting Asian and South Asian homes in Massachusetts, with a loss of around $200,000 in property.

A 77-year-old woman in Dorchester, Boston, was seriously injured after being bitten by two dogs. The police and animal control are investigating the incident.

Two men have been indicted for allegedly exporting electronics to Iran linked to a deadly drone attack on U.S. troops, potentially violating export laws and supporting terrorism.