Boston Police Warn of Rising Courier Scams Targeting Older Adults
The Boston Police Department warns of couriers being used in scams targeting older adults, where perpetrators pose as officials to steal money and valuables. They advise the public to be cautious and report any incidents to authorities.
One Dead in Oakham House Fire Despite Efforts Amid Frigid Conditions
One person died in an Oakham, Massachusetts house fire, with freezing conditions affecting firefighting efforts. Fire crews, assisted by neighboring departments, battled the blaze as an investigation into its cause began.
Dorchester Teen Charged With Railroad Obstruction and Larceny After Incident at State Street MBTA Station
A Boston teen, Addonis Reed, faces charges after an incident at State Street MBTA station where he threw a man's suitcase onto the tracks, causing an explosion. His bail is set at $10,000, and he's banned from MBTA stations pending trial.
Springfield Man Arrested and Charged with Illegal Firearm Possession and Assault on Officer
Springfield Police arrested a 31-year-old man, Willie Woods Jr., after a disturbance with a firearm. Woods faces multiple charges, including carrying and possessing a high-capacity firearm without a license.
Boston Braces for Weather Whiplash as Mild Thursday Gives Way to an Arctic Blast and Potential Major Snowfall
Boston's weather turns turbulent with clouds today, light snow tonight, and a mild Thursday before an arctic front hits Friday, followed by a potential major winter storm impacting the Northeast over the weekend.
Massachusetts Residents Reap Savings as DPU's 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans Exceed Renewable Goals
The Massachusetts DPU has saved electric customers money by approving 47 Municipal Aggregation Plans, with participants expecting savings of $2.36 to $18.60 monthly until July 2026. These plans also exceed the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard.












