Boston Police, with other forces, arrested Justin Palma in Chelsea for weapons charges and operating a vehicle on a suspended license, finding a defaced firearm in his possession.

Boston is experiencing erratic weather after a significant winter storm. Despite the cold, forecasts anticipate a mix of rain and warmer temperatures ahead.

A truck crashed and spilled pineapples on Route 495 in Westford, MA, with the driver sustaining minor injuries. The cleanup caused delays, but the road is now clear.

MIT and Mayo Clinic researchers identify cellular and molecular similarities between ALS and FTLD, suggesting potential for shared treatment strategies.

A judge approved the $100 million renovation of Boston's White Stadium, dismissing objections and a lawsuit by local residents and The Emerald Necklace Conservancy, allowing plans for a new women’s soccer team to move forward.

Halie Drouin is wanted by Manchester Police on charges of child endangerment related to a January incident of deplorable living conditions in her home.

Jessie Williams was convicted of first-degree murder and related charges in the 2013 death of U.S. Army veteran Joseph Puopolo Jr., with sentencing upcoming.

A nine-year-old autistic girl escaped an attempted abduction in Lexington, MA, using her karate skills; however, the police later confirmed no abduction occurred.

A train on Boston's MBTA Blue Line lost power near Orient Heights, leading to passenger evacuations and shuttle bus replacements due to overhead wire issues.

Boston Police arrest a man in Dorchester for reckless driving and find a loaded gun and a machete in his vehicle. He faces multiple weapons and traffic-related charges.

A man found injured on a Boston highway ramp died after what was initially suspected to be a hit-and-run, but evidence suggests he might have fallen from a makeshift home on a ledge above.

A Weymouth man, Patrick Mulligan, died following a collision between his Nissan Altima and a GMC Sierra on Route 3. State Police are investigating the accident.

Ricardo Colon pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession, facing up to 30 years in prison and significant fines. His arrest was part of a DOJ program targeting violent crime.