Noah Kahan is set to perform at Fenway Park in Boston on July 10 and 11 during his "The Great Divide" tour, following the release of his album of the same name on April 24. General ticket sales begin February 12.

A late-night fire in Pittsfield took the life of a woman in her 70s. Firefighters responded quickly but the victim died from her injuries. Investigations into the cause continue, with no working smoke alarms found in the home.

Two women were arrested in Holyoke for firearms and drug offenses after a joint police operation, yielding contraband including a ghost gun, drugs, and cash.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra won two Grammy Awards for Best Orchestral Performance and Best Classical Instrumental Solo with Andris Nelsons and cellist Yo-Yo Ma.

A three-vehicle crash on I-95 North in Attleboro led to three hospitalizations and a brief lane closure as firefighters used hydraulic tools for extrication.

Boston Councilor Miniard Culpepper emphasizes transparency, accountability, and shared prosperity in his first City Council address, focusing on civil rights, economic empowerment, and education for District 7.

Boston's forecast indicates cold but sunny conditions with potential flurries, and while the week ahead looks calm, more arctic air is expected over the weekend.

The Kraft Family Blood Donor Center at Dana-Farber and Brigham & Women’s Hospital faces a critical blood shortage, affecting patient care. They urge local donors to act, as storms have exacerbated the deficit in blood and platelets.

Officers in Mattapan arrested two men, Tyler Powell and Santoneio Sumerlin, after a traffic stop led to the seizure of an illegal firearm with a defaced serial number.

Authorities are asking the public for information on a man involved in a credit card theft from a vehicle on Maple Street in Roxbury. Tips can be submitted to District B-2 Detectives or anonymously via CrimeStoppers.

The US Coast Guard presumes six additional crew from the sunken fishing vessel 'Lily Jean' dead after a 1,000-square-mile search. Only one body was recovered.

Thousands protested in Boston against ICE, following fatal agent-involved shootings, with Governor Healey initiating measures to restrict ICE's activities in Massachusetts.

Boston faces a week of frigid temperatures with wind chill values dropping as low as -3 degrees and gusts up to 32 mph. The cold persists into the weekend with a chance of snow.