A two-alarm fire at a Cambridge residence drew 75 firefighters; no life-threatening injuries occurred, and various units—including neighboring cities—aided in the response.

A charter bus crash in East Boston closed Route 1A, causing traffic backlog. No injuries were reported, and police diverted traffic. The incident involved downed power lines and impacted East Boston, Revere, and Chelsea.

A fire in Randolph, MA, believed to have started in the heating system, rendered a home uninhabitable and left five people homeless. No injuries were reported.

Massachusetts State Police resumed searching for a missing person along the Charles River with their underwater team and Air Wing after finding personal belongings.

A fire broke out in the Pentucket Regional High School auditorium; local fire departments and onsite staff responded quickly, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Framingham Police arrested a man with drugs and a ghost gun during an investigation after recovering a firearm at a local business. He faces multiple charges and is held on $2 million bail.

Quincy High School cheer coach is under investigation for allegedly providing alcohol and marijuana to students, sharing inappropriate images online, and breaching confidentiality.

Boston Police concluded "Operation Wildcat," arresting two individuals on firearms and drug trafficking charges, seizing guns, ammunition, fentanyl, and cocaine.

Lowell Police seek public help to find missing 71-year-old Leon Langlais, described as 5'5" with salt and pepper hair and blue eyes, last seen in Andover St. area.

A unique outdoor art installation in Boston's "Winteractive" event was vandalized. The artwork, a car with a satellite titled "Alouette," saw part of it dismantled by an unidentified suspect.

Boston Police executed a search warrant in Dorchester, seizing a firearm, cocaine, and drug paraphernalia; Barkley Lamour, 30, faces multiple charges.

ICE ERO Boston arrested Haitian national and convicted gang member Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles for illegal presence and a series of criminal convictions.

New Bedford Police arrested two, including a juvenile, for firearms possession after a surveillance operation led to a foot chase and the discovery of two loaded Smith & Wesson firearms.