A Newton mom sues striking teachers as the school strike continues, while negotiations over salaries remain unresolved and the community expresses frustration over the ongoing disruption.

Elizabeth N. Dewar was ceremonially sworn in as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, with Governor Maura Healey administering the Oath of Office.

A man and infant were injured in Lawrence, MA, with the man stabbed and the baby hurt in a non-random altercation. Both were hospitalized. The investigation is ongoing.

Eric Robert Johnson of Massachusetts pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography, with over 5,000 abusive files found, and awaits sentencing. Previously convicted of child sex offenses, Johnson now faces 10-20 years in prison.

Boston's weather forecast indicates a week of winter chill with sub-freezing temperatures, cloudy skies, and calm winds. No major storms are expected.

The MSPCA and Brookline Animal Control are seeking the owner of an emaciated Golden Retriever-mix named Brooke, who was found severely neglected in Brookline.

Governor Maura Healey establishes a Housing Advisory Council and a Commission to address the housing affordability crisis in Massachusetts and to support the Affordable Homes Act.

Former Red Sox manager Jimy Williams passed away at 80, leaving a legacy highlighted by a Manager of the Year award and tenure with multiple MLB teams.

Three men were arrested by Worcester Police for a large-scale theft at a local Target, fleeing in a Toyota Camry but later stopped by police. They face charges including larceny and organized retail crime.

Two suspects were arrested by Worcester police for driving a stolen Toyota Camry, following a theft reported on Cambridge St. David Morales faces motor vehicle charges, while Yesenia Davis was charged and had an outstanding warrant.

Officials have apprehended John Reardon, 59, on charges of making violent threats toward a local synagogue. If convicted, he faces a significant sentence including potential prison time and fines.

Somerville City Council passed a resolution, the first in Massachusetts, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and urging humanitarian aid and release of hostages.

Massachusetts Senate to debate a gun reform bill with police support but opposed by GOAL, a gun rights group, due to broadened legal liabilities for non-manufacturers. The bill aims to regulate ghost guns and expand red flag laws.