A serious single-vehicle crash on Route 1 north in Peabody halted traffic, with emergency crews responding and partial lane closures. Details of the crash are under investigation.

Boston City Councilor John FitzGerald proposes granting pregnant women and new mothers access to handicap parking spaces to alleviate physical and logistical challenges.

Arrest warrant issued for Chantz Dudley, suspect in the High School of Science and Technology shooting, with Springfield police seeking public assistance.

An SUV and landscaping truck crashed in Medfield, MA, injuring a 60-year-old woman who was airlifted to a hospital. The incident is under investigation.

MIT study finds that workers often underestimate market wages, believing they'll see minimal salary increase when, in fact, a 10% raise may be possible elsewhere. This misconception may hinder job mobility and salary growth.

BCYF names new directors for its Charlestown, Hyde Park, and Mattahunt community centers, focusing on providing effective programming and community engagement.

Massachusetts State Trooper Michael Proctor is under an internal investigation linked to his alleged misconduct during a murder case involving Karen Read. Specifics remain undisclosed.

Boston Police relaunched "Walk the Beat" in the North End to strengthen community relations, with weekly walks at 10 a.m. every Tuesday, offering free winter hats to participants.

Ted Bernier was arrested in Mattapan, Boston, with cocaine and a "ghost gun" during a drug investigation. He faces multiple charges, including drug trafficking and illegal firearms possession.

Boston police arrested Stephen Earl, 33, after finding a loaded firearm during a vehicle search following a traffic stop for suspect driving and revoked insurance in Dorchester.

A multi-vehicle crash in Boston's O'Neill Tunnel caused major delays on Interstate 93, with traffic backed up to Spot Pond in Stoneham. Vehicles were cleared by 8 a.m., but the incident led to a prolonged traffic jam.

A man was sentenced to 15-18 years for a shootout with Boston police in 2022 and received additional probation upon conviction in January for assaulting with a weapon.

A man experiencing a mental health crisis triggered a brief lockdown at Boston College High School, with police responding quickly. No students were endangered and the man was taken for evaluation.