Elena O’Brien was arrested in Dorchester for armed robbery involving a glass bottle; her accomplice remains at large. She faces several charges and awaits arraignment.

Plymouth's "Light up the Season" event brings festive cheer with traffic and parking adjustments announced by the Police Department for an orderly celebration.

The Boston Police warn of skimmers at Brighton card readers after finding a device at a local store. They advise using secure ATMs and inspecting for tampering.

Boston is facing cold weather with sunny conditions today and chances of snow and rain during the weekend. Temperatures are low, and caution is advised for outdoor activities due to the extreme cold. Snow accumulation is expected to be minimal.

Woman injured and horse euthanized after being startled by a cyclist on an Ipswich trail, Massachusetts. The rider is advocating for trail safety education.

An Andover firefighter was injured after a woman with mental health issues slashed him with medical scissors in an ambulance. The woman faces multiple assault charges.

Police arrested Zachary Bergeron in Oxford for OUI, trafficking cocaine, and firearm offenses after finding him asleep in his vehicle with narcotics and a gun.

Edmund Kelsey from Brockton was arrested on federal drug trafficking charges after attempting to flush fentanyl.

A third arrest was made in Boston's October street takeover case; 19-year-old David Moran faces charges including burning a vehicle and disturbing the peace.

Several vehicles in Dedham were targeted in break-in attempts, with local and state police responding, and a 16-year-old male from Mattapan was apprehended and charged.

Holyoke Police arrested Johansen Silva for possession of a stolen vehicle and operating with a suspended license, also finding over $1100 and marijuana on him.

Springfield authorities conducted a major operation against illegal guns and drug trafficking, seizing firearms and narcotics, and arresting multiple suspects with prior convictions.

Massachusetts State Police and local departments discuss strategies to combat illegal street takeovers, emphasizing collaboration and public safety, with Governor Healey and other officials supporting the initiative.