Boston Police provided Stop the Bleed training at Wentworth Institute, teaching life-saving techniques to stabilize trauma victims until professional help arrives.

Boston Police Department's District E-13 celebrated Three Kings Day in Jamaica Plain, offering free hot cocoa and gifts to the community to reinforce bonds and engage with residents.

A fire in North Attleboro displaced 16 people, including 6 children, from a multi-family home; no serious injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Boston experienced heavy snowfall from a severe storm, with a second burst expected. Forecasts predicted 2-5 inches, and residents were advised on travel safety.

An 18-year-old male died and a 44-year-old woman was seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash in Dartmouth, MA. Authorities are investigating the cause.

A dump truck overturned in West Newbury, spilling logs and halting traffic on Turkey Hill Road. The driver refused hospitalization, and authorities are investigating the cause.

A 9-year-old boy in Haverhill, MA was critically injured after being hit by a vehicle. The driver, Tiffany Zembower, faces multiple charges including DUI. She was previously convicted of OUI and is held on $25,000 bail.

North End restaurateurs in Boston file a lawsuit against the city, claiming discriminatory treatment due to specific outdoor dining fees and a ban imposed only on their area.

The Boston Police Department is actively recruiting new officers at TD Garden and North Station, ahead of the Civil Service Exam application deadline on January 16, 2024.

Chef Barbara Lynch is downsizing her Boston restaurant empire, closing three eateries and selling two others due to financial struggles and a difficult landlord.

MIT researchers have developed inhalable nanoparticle sensors for early lung cancer detection, using a urine test for results, offering a less invasive alternative to CT scans.

A Massachusetts man's windshield was shattered when a canoe fell from a dump truck on I-95; he was unharmed but the incident caused surprise and traffic issues.

CVS Pharmacy at 55 Summer St. in downtown Boston is set to close on February 7th, part of a nationwide plan to shut 900 stores. Prescriptions will be moved to 333 Washington St., and employees will be offered transfers to other locations.