An adult male was fatally shot in a vehicle on Stow Road, Mattapan. Boston Police are investigating and seeking information, with the option for anonymous tips via CrimeStoppers. NTT is offering emotional support.

Boston faces cold with morning temperatures in the teens and afternoon highs in the 20s, light snow expected north of the Mass Pike. The week may see icy conditions followed by milder temps in the 40s and possible rain towards the weekend.

A tragic crash on Route 25 in Rumney, NH, involved a Nissan Rogue and a Toyota Rav4, resulting in two fatalities and one serious injury. Authorities continue investigating the cause.

A 16-year-old was taken into custody for a New Year's Eve fatal hit-and-run, facing several charges including motor vehicle homicide. The investigation was a combined effort by local and state police.

Boston residents protested against the U.S. military strike in Venezuela and the capture of President Maduro, criticizing it as an oil-driven war and an act of imperialism.

A Billerica man faces multiple charges after police linked him to a dealership theft involving stolen snowplow equipment. Investigators recovered a stolen truck, firearms, drugs, and thousands of dollars in property during search warrants.

An elderly man and his dog died in a hit-and-run in Boston's Back Bay. William Henry, 42, has been charged with murder, and the victim's name will soon be released.

The Braintree Police reported a carjacking at an AMC Theater; two juveniles are suspects, thanks to a witness's help, with the stolen car later found by Boston Police.

Boston faces variable weather, including snow, rain, and fluctuating temperatures, with chances of snow Monday and rain later in the week per the National Weather Service.

Jeffrey Szymaniak resigned as superintendent of Whitman-Hanson schools amid budget crisis and staff layoffs. Dr. John Marcus steps in as acting superintendent.

Fitchburg Police seeks help to find missing Sammantha Y. Cruz; her safety is a concern. She's a 33-year-old Hispanic woman, 5'3", 120 lbs., with distinctive broken front teeth.

Boston Harbor's shellfishing classification is changing for the first time in 100 years following a clean-up, allowing direct consumption from certain areas.

TD Garden hosted a PBR rodeo event, bringing 1.5 million pounds of dirt to the arena, typically home to basketball and hockey. Fans enjoyed the unfamiliar sport with enthusiasm.