Boston police apprehended and charged Dempsey Allen with drug trafficking following a foot chase in Dorchester after he fled a potential robbery scene.

Community members, including Senator Markey and Mayor Wu, served over 2,000 Thanksgiving meals to the needy at Boston's Pine Street Inn, emphasizing ongoing support for the homeless.

A fatal early morning crash involving a tractor-trailer on I-95 in North Attleborough, MA, took one life on Thanksgiving; details pending investigation.

Boston prepares for changing weather, including possible flurries, gusty winds, and a chilly weekend, followed by a rainy Sunday and a mix of rain and snow early next week.

Fall River Police arrested Robert Langlais at a homeless encampment, seizing drugs, a stolen firearm, and cash. He faces multiple charges, including possession with intent to distribute.

A Massachusetts man was arrested in New Hampshire after crashing into a police cruiser during a high-speed chase. He faces multiple charges, including felony reckless conduct.

Massachusetts State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante passed away at 53 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of advocacy for Cape Ann, economic development, and support for those in need.

Somerville residents are on alert due to a series of break-ins, with police issuing a safety advisory and describing a suspect. They urge heightened security measures and community vigilance.

Dover Police are seeking a suspect for an armed robbery at Papa Jay's Pizzeria in Dover, NH, where an assailant threatened employees and stole money and phones.

A suspect was arrested in Florida for a murder outside a package store in Fall River, MA; police cited cross-agency collaboration in the quick apprehension.

Plymouth prepares for Pilgrim's Progress reenactment and National Day of Mourning with traffic advisories and no parking zones announced by the local police department.

Massachusetts grants $9.1 million for youth substance misuse prevention, with programs in high and middle schools focusing on early intervention, as per a state news release.

Boston will experience a traditional Thanksgiving Day with sunshine and temperatures around 47 degrees, followed by a windy but clear weekend as per the National Weather Service.