Naqwan Antonio Lucas is charged with the fatal shooting of intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in Washington, D.C., with the victim being reportedly caught in crossfire.

The Boston Police Department issued a community alert about the risks of drink spiking during Halloween, offering safety tips like having drinks served by bartenders and using detection tools.

Boston Police arrested 49-year-old Tyronne Burris in Roxbury on charges involving larceny and receiving stolen property, with stolen goods valued over $55,000.

The article details the windy weather forecast for Halloween in Boston, with gusts up to 50 mph, and advises caution. The weekend continues to be breezy, but conditions should improve next week with milder weather.

Governor Maura Healey honors Samuel Adams with a portrait in her office as part of Massachusetts' 250th-anniversary celebrations of the American Revolution.

The Duxbury Police Department is investigating a series of vehicle thefts and break-ins that occurred on October 30, with some suspects still at large.

Dublin firefighter Terence Crosbie was sentenced to 7-9 years in a maximum security prison for raping a woman in a Boston hotel. The conviction followed a retrial and a hung jury.

A Norwood father-son duo won $800,000 in the Mass Cash lottery, with the father sharing a ticket with his son.

The Star Market in Newtonville closed unexpectedly due to a health investigation into potential asbestos exposure caused by demolition work. The store will remain shut until the MassDEP deems it safe.

Authorities in NH and VT are searching for Adam Adolph, a "violent and unpredictable" man wanted for police pursuits and considered a fugitive from justice.

Boston Police District B-3 hosted the "Pink Ribbon Bowl," a flag football tournament supporting breast cancer awareness and raising funds for the Ellie Fund.

Christopher James Silva of Stoneham was arrested for allegedly damaging an ATM in Woburn with an explosive, faces federal charges, and could receive a 20-year sentence if convicted.

Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts has launched a SNAP Resource Hub and committed additional funds to local food aid organizations in response to the federal SNAP benefit freeze.